Burgundy farmhouse converted into a gîte in a quiet hamlet

An authentic, characterful 19th-century Burgundian farmhouse, fully restored, located 15 km from the world-famous abbey town of Cluny—the spiritual heart of medieval Europe—and awarded the very rare and prestigious “European Heritage” designation (all amenities on site). A quiet setting in the Cluny countryside, in the heart of a peaceful, traditional little village nestled like a “balcony” on the hillside, nestled within a magnificent landscape of rolling hills, a succession of lush wooded countryside, idyllic rivers, and vast forests (numerous hiking and mountain biking trails to explore in the surrounding area).
A prime location adjacent to the Romanesque Churches Trail, the Wine Route, and several hiking trails designated as “green walks” (starting points 2.5 km away), 4 km from the GR7 and 5 km from the GR76, 12 km from the greenway, 15 km from the renowned “Grand Tour du Massif Sud Bourgogne” mountain bike trail, and 21 km from a designated “Coup de Cœur” cycling loop (88 km).
An interesting location at the crossroads of the Clunisois-Tournugeois region (designated a “Land of Art and History”), the Mâconnais, the Charolais-Brionnais (the birthplace of AOC-certified cattle and sheep breeds recognized worldwide, designated a “Land of Art and History”), and the Beaujolais.
Ideal for exploring the surrounding area: 23 km from Charolles, 29 km from La Clayette and Mâcon (Mâcon Loché TGV station 27 km away), 29 km from the majestic natural wonder of the Roche de Solutré (designated a “Grand Site de France”), 37 km from Paray-le-Monial, 45 km from Tournus, and 48 km from Digoin (and its river marina connected to the Canal du Centre).