Large property in Burgundy, riverside garden, private indoor pool

Entire property rental
- 7 bedrooms
- 7 bathrooms / shower stalls
Sleeps 14 people

Each bedroom has a flat-screen TV
- New, high-quality bedding
- A playpen is provided, as well as a high chair, stroller, and crib
(subject to availability)
- Linen provided: sheets, comforters, duvet covers, and towels, bathrobe

Immerse yourself in the heart of Burgundy, explore the wine route, taste exquisite wines, visit the Hospices de Beaune, Clos Vougeot, the Dukes of Burgundy Museum in Dijon, and the Cîteaux Abbey—these are the highlights of our region.
Argilly, located in the heart of one of Burgundy’s largest and richest wine-growing regions, traces its roots back to Gallo-Roman times: the largest villa in the area once stood here (240 m to 130 m), bordering the major Roman road from Beaune to Dijon. Another commercial center where a miracle took place in the year 858, the site continued this tradition to the point of later attracting the attention of the Dukes of Burgundy.
Their hunting lodge was transformed in the 12th century into a castle with 14 towers, serving as the administrative headquarters for the entire region (including Nuits-Saint-Georges). François I issued an important decree there in 1547. It was destroyed in March 1590 and never recovered from its ruins. The local craftsmen, who produced enameled cobblestones for Cîteaux, Gilly, Commarin, and Châteauneuf, continued to operate, making it possible to build the beautiful residences and castles that can still be seen today.