In a village north of Nolay, this small semi-detached house with an adjoining courtyard was completely renovated in the 2000s. A garden situated 20m away and a 30m² garage complete this property. An entrance door opens onto a corridor which leads to a living room with a wood burner, a magnificent French ceiling and Chassagne stone tiles on the floor. From here one enters the kitchen with the same French ceiling and white tiles on the floor. One door opens onto the courtyard and another into the hallway. A beautiful wooden staircase leads up to the first floor. On the landing, on the right, a door to go up to the bedroom under the roof, followed by the toilet, and the bathroom opposite.
To the left is a first bedroom with parquet floor and ceiling frieze and a French window to the south. It opens onto a second bedroom with a French window to the north.
On the second floor, under the attic, the roof was completely renovated in 2006 with glass wool and extruded polystyrene insulation. There is a parquet floor on the floor and a velux window on the south side. A space with connections is provided for the radiator to be connected to the oil central heating.
As the house is very well insulated, the owners only use the living room insert to heat the whole house.
Each double glazed window is fitted with a mechanical roller shutter and mosquito netting.

From the kitchen there is access to the outside which leads to the west-facing courtyard.
Just opposite the kitchen is an annexe with a small vaulted cellar, the boiler room and a separate WC with its radiator.
From the courtyard, one crosses the street diagonally and arrives on a small garden with fruit trees and a garage of, 30 sqm built in 2011.

This small house is perfect for a first purchase or a pied-à-terre in Burgundy