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Le Brocangîte à Jules 4 pers
📍 Bèze, Côte-d'Or
· 10 Rue Saint-Prudent, 21310 Bèze
À propos
In Bèze, one of France's most beautiful villages, the "Brocangîte à Jules - 4 people", adjoining another 3-person gîte, is a beautiful stone house entirely renovated and decorated on a brocante theme. First floor: fully-equipped kitchen with fireplace (1st flambé free, then 10 ?/pan of wood), opening onto dining room, can accommodate up to 10 people, with access to covered terrace and garden. 1st floor: living room with TV, wifi, small desk, board games...1 bedroom with 1 180 cm bed, 1 bedroom with 2 90 cm trundle beds, 1 shower room with large shower and WC. Large dressing room in hallway. Covered terrace with garden furniture, barbecue and deckchairs. Enclosed garden with lovely views over the village. Busy weekday road behind the garden (no nuisance indoors or at weekends). Free public parking in front of the gîte. Baby equipment on request: cot and high chair. Inside the gîte, a number of decorative items restored by the owner are available for sale, in a "brocante" spirit. Welcome drink offered by the owner.
Near the gîte: visit the caves by boat on the underground river. Resurgence and picnic tables by the spring. A medieval tourist village, also an award-winner for villages in bloom: remains of the former Benedictine abbey, beautiful half-timbered houses, washhouse and collegiate church founded in the 13th century. Restaurants, craftsmen and regional products. Nearby attractions include the castles of Arcelot, Fontaine-Française and Beaumont-sur-Vingeanne. Vélorail de la Vingeanne, walking or cycling along the Canal. Plaine des Tilles leisure area in Arc-sur-Tille. 25 km from Dijon, Capital of the Dukes of Burgundy.
Near the gîte: visit the caves by boat on the underground river. Resurgence and picnic tables by the spring. A medieval tourist village, also an award-winner for villages in bloom: remains of the former Benedictine abbey, beautiful half-timbered houses, washhouse and collegiate church founded in the 13th century. Restaurants, craftsmen and regional products. Nearby attractions include the castles of Arcelot, Fontaine-Française and Beaumont-sur-Vingeanne. Vélorail de la Vingeanne, walking or cycling along the Canal. Plaine des Tilles leisure area in Arc-sur-Tille. 25 km from Dijon, Capital of the Dukes of Burgundy.