Burgundy, Saône-et-Loire, La Chapelle-de-Guinchay, France

This is a great house with lots of space and the potential for you to change it to fit your project which could include creating gites, using the buildings as offices or for a commercial business or extending the property to create more living space.

In the house on the first floor, kitchen (20m2), living room (22m2), a bathroom, an independent WC and a large room that could be used as a bedroom or gamesroom.
Upstairs are 3 bedrooms (22m2, 14m2, 14m2) and an attic room (10m2).

Imagine living in this beautiful region, surrounded by vineyards and sitting in your own courtyard sampling some of the local wine.

Nearby:
There is access to all levels of schooling from nursery to sixth form.
Easy access to Hypermarkets, supermarkets and local commerces.
You will find several restaurants nearby including both a 1 star and a 2 star Michelin restaurants as well as a variety of brasseries and cafes.

The town of Macon is about 15 minutes drive with access to cultural and sporting facilities and the river Saone with its lovely walkways.
Belleville on Beaujolais is nearby with access to your everyday needs

There are blue walks which are along the river side and there are green walks which are along the countryside. There is access to these for cycling and walking.

If you like cycling there are some great hills and exciting winding paths to explore.

There are 12 appellations of Beajolais, take your time to explore them all.

Transport:
TGV Macon loche 1h30 to Paris
Train Macon, 1 hour to Lyon
Train Belleville en Beaujolais
Easy access to major axes you are in the position to reach the Alps in less that 2 hours, the south of France in 4 hours.
Lyon airport is less than an hour's distance

Saint-Amour-Bellevue is located in the south of Burgundy, in the Beaujolais region. During a walk along the vineyards you will understand the reason for the suffix "Bellevue", beautiful view.
Don't hesitate to visit the private cellars, some of which are vaulted and full of history and taste some of the local wine appelations.

ORIGIN OF THE NAME: Amor (Amour or Amator) was a Roman legionary companion of Saint Maurice, leader of the Theban legion, whom Maximian brought in 286 from the region of Thebes (upper Egypt). Amor refused to fight against the Christians and escaped the massacre of which many of his comrades were victims. He took refuge in Gaul and became a missionary. He is said to have bequeathed his name to the village of Saint Amour. In 1793, the republican secularism debaptized the communes beginning with "Saint" and Saint Amour was then called "Bellevue" until 1795 (evidence of the name in view of its panorama). The village was finally renamed "Saint-Amour-Bellevue" in 1909. At the corner of the village hall, the statuette of Sanctus Amor, erected as a Roman legionary, (on an armorial base) pays homage to him. Nearby, in the church dating from the 11th century, enlarged in the 19th century, you can admire a magnificent 12th century altarpiece to the left of the altar.

Let us not forget the gourmets, Saint-Amour-Bellevue has the privilege to have two gastronomic restaurants, "au 14 Février", whose chef Masafumi Hamano is double starred in the Michelin guide, and L'Auberge du Paradis with its famous chef "Cyril Laugier" they will make you appreciate delicate and refined dishes that amateurs will accompany with the "local nectar" the Cru Saint-Amour. The bistro "Joséphine à Table" allows you to taste the regional dishes of the traditional cuisine.