A traditional Burgundy house in a preserved villag

The village house is typical of the Mâcon countryside architecture. Antique furniture, old and modern paintings. A covered gallery and a small garden, fig tree, raspberry bushes. Wood stove for heating. 1st floor: living and dining room, wood-burning stove (wood provided in winter), a Burgundy flagstone floor, a small, well equipped kitchen, small bedroom with bathroom and toilet. Upstairs: 2 bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet and an office with a spare bed for napping. In the garden, dining area. Deckchairs. Ozenay is a small village nestled in the heart of the hills. Its site is classified for its whole castle and Romanesque church. It is 6 km from Tournus, a lively historical town on the bank of the River Saône, well know for its beautiful abbey. The region is a hotspot for Romanesque art and gastronomy. A scenic route (the 71) takes you from Tournus to the historic town of Cluny: a 30 km drive through beautiful landscapes, vineyards, charming villages and Romanesque churches (an app has been created to guide you). From the house, there are many treks within walking distance. 18 km away, swimming in Laives Lake. 10 km away near Cuisery: kayaks and motor boats for hire: boating on the Seille, swimming. Louhans (36 minutes away) holds a live poultry farmers market every Monday. Macon and Chalon-sur-Saône are a 30 minutes drive.