Mercurey, Burgundy 71640

Within the Burgundy vineyard, this former orangery stands out with its majestic Gothic-style French doors, an iconic architectural signature that enlivens the facade and captures light throughout the seasons. It is organized around a single, spectacular living volume, where remarkable ceiling height and exposed beams provide a rare presence, deeply rooted in the history of the place. An Assertive Architectural Signature The stone fireplace structures the main space, while an overhanging office dominates the framework and offers a privileged view of the interior architecture. The Gothic-style French doors extend the sense of space and diffuse a constant light from morning to evening. Verticality, materials, and transparency create a place for lovers of atypical and bold architecture. From this reception area, a glass wine cellar naturally extends the experience and aligns with the Burgundy art of living. More than just a functional element, it becomes a space in its own right, designed for enthusiasts. Elegant and Independent Night Spaces The bedrooms, adorned with Versailles parquet, offer an elegant and soothing atmosphere. Each has its own private shower room, ensuring comfort and independence, whether for daily life or hosting family and friends. An Exterior in Dialogue with the Vines Outside, the pool seamlessly integrates into the garden, accompanied by a pool house designed as a true summer room. Gatherings naturally extend into direct relation with the vineyards and the rhythms of the seasons, in a confidential atmosphere. A Distinctive Residence for Discerning Lovers Together, these elements compose a unique second home or a primary residence intended for clients attuned to atypical architectures and wine culture. A place designed to inhabit light, receive and share, in the heart of the Burgundy vineyard. A meeting with the location is essential. Visits by appointment with Coralie Dechelle. Chalon S/S: 17min Beaune: 28min Lyon: 1h40 Geneva: 2h10/ TGV station Le Creusot 30 min to Paris at 1h30. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website: Georisques. Gouv. Fr.