On the unspoiled heights above Beaujeu, this former farmhouse, typical of the Haut Beaujolais region and listed as a Historic Monument, offers a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by nature, with breathtaking panoramic views over the mountains and the surrounding valley — all the way to Mont Blanc on a clear day.
Renovated around 15 years ago, the property offers 166 sqm of living space on a plot of over 4,000 sqm. It has retained all the charm of its origins, with exposed beams, lime-coated walls, original fireplaces, a traditional wooden balcony, and a period bread oven. The land also benefits from a well and a natural spring.
The garden level includes a series of cellars, a vaulted wine cellar, a barn, a stable, and a pigsty — approximately 166 sqm of space that can be converted to expand the living area, depending on your needs.
Upstairs, accessible via an exterior staircase or directly from the upper level of the terraced land, you’ll find a kitchen opening onto a terrace with sweeping views of the village bell tower and surrounding mountains. The spacious and inviting living room features two fireplaces. The sleeping area includes three bedrooms, one of which is a master suite with its own bathroom and toilet. A separate shower room, WC, and utility room complete this level. The attic also offers potential for conversion.
The house is connected to the public water supply and mains drainage, has internet access, and offers modern comfort while preserving its authentic character.
Just 20 minutes from Belleville and one hour from Lyon, this property is a rare opportunity for those seeking peace, nature, and timeless charm.
Beaujeu: 5 km
Mâcon Loché TGV station: 40 km
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Asking price: €330,000
Fees to be paid by the seller
DPE not applicable
Information on potential risks for this property is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
Honoraires
Honoraires : Comfort and equipment
EPC/GES
ECD blank, non-usable consumption
Rich in its past, strong in its present, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes has always been able to highlight its particularities to make them assets. A regional identity perpetuated by a true tradition made up of authenticity, openness and dynamism. On the banks of the Rhône and the Saône between the hill of Fourvière and that of the Croix Rousse, is at the crossroads of the great wines between Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône, and at the gates of the flavors of the South.
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