This is a truly bucolic setting, with a beautifully landscaped and meticulously maintained 4-hectare park.

The gentle sound of flowing water, birdsong, fresh air and abundant vegetation create an atmosphere of exceptional peace and tranquillity. The old mill enjoys all the charm and warmth of Burgundy's distinctive golden limestone.
Tastefully restored, the property showcases authentic materials that celebrate its history and timeless character.

The property is bordered by both the Burgundy Canal and the Armançon River.

At the far end of the park stands an ancient stone weir over which the waters of the Armançon gently cascade. It provides a safe and delightful place for swimming, offering welcome refreshment during the summer months.

The park features expansive lawns, mature trees and beautifully planted flower beds surrounding the buildings.

The main house, set at the heart of the estate, is crossed by the Armançon River. It faces a courtyard dominated by a large historic outbuilding.

The estate forms a remarkable architectural ensemble, with the majority of its buildings dating from the 16th and 17th centuries. Part of the complex was commissioned by the Marquis de Louvois, Minister to Louis XIV.

The property enjoys absolute peace and complete privacy.