Between nature, horses and prestige, the signature of a unique estate.

In a world that moves faster, some places still preserve the privilege of time, space and authenticity. Some places are visited; others are felt.
Here, the gaze opens onto living meadows where horses shape the landscape and give the property its true identity. Their presence lends this place a rare elegance, built on space, freedom and harmony with nature. Intended for those who regard equestrian passion as a way of life, this property embodies a singular vision of prestige: a place where architecture, landscapes and horses form a balance as natural as it is exceptional.

This magnificent château, built in 1810 in Palladian style, is inspired by the works and principles of Andrea Palladio, the Italian Renaissance architect. It has preserved its exterior and interior appearance and remains a valuable testimony of its era, with delicate stuccoes, refined paintings, carved woodwork and time-worn floors.

The serene Château is a property in its own right, with more than 1,078 m² of living space and 813 m² of additional usable space, including a full basement of 407 m², beautiful reception rooms and 12 bedrooms.

To complete this ensemble, a large independent building comprising six horse boxes with facilities, a reception room, two residences of 117 m² and 121 m², as well as a loft.

Garages, annexes, and a tennis court complete the property, all for a total usable area of 876 m².

Its human-scale equestrian domain, harmoniously integrated into a park of over 8 hectares with a horse paddock and a pond, offers a privileged setting for enthusiasts seeking authenticity and elegant simplicity.

Located 15 minutes from Tournus, designed as a true living space, this property is suitable as a prestigious family home or for a discreet hosting project, such as a charming guesthouse, a boutique-hotel, or a premier venue for events.

A singular place where heritage, nature and the art of living meet with finesse.

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TGV stations Mâcon and Le Creusot: 35 minutes
Lyon: 1h20
Dijon: 1h40
Geneva: 1h45
Paris: 2h00

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