150 m2 on 3 floors with a commercial space on the ground floor.
In Semur-en-Auxois (Côte d’Or), the Sauvigny Gate is the old drawbridge that allowed entry into the city walls, called the Notre-Dame town. Its construction dates back to the 15th century; around 1447. Affixed to the door the city’s coat of arms consisting of a ducal crown. It owes its name to Jean Sauvigny, receiver general of the attached states of Auxerrois, and its construction dates back to the 15th century; around 1447. Affixed to the gate are the town’s coat of arms, consisting of a ducal crown, as Semur-en-Auxois was part of the Duchy of Burgundy. Placed above a door with an ogee-shaped lintel is the polychrome statue of Saint Anne teaching the Virgin. Saint Anne, the protector of plague epidemics.
KEY FEATURES:
- Listed Historic Monument
- Electrical, water, and heating work carried out to historic monument standards : Existing water and sanitation connections, valid electricity meter.
- Future work deductible from income tax: internal networks, sanitary facilities, heating, electrical distribution.
- Characteristic Burgundian village
- Small shop to rent at the ground floor to rent
- 2.5 hours from Paris and Orly
Historic Home can assist you with your renovation projects (material selection, contractor quotes, etc.).
IMPORTANT:
The prices shown do not include agency fees, which are payable by the buyer.
Historic Home agency fees in € (including VAT): €6,000 < €100,000; 6% from €100,000 to €499,999; 5% from €500,000 to €999,999; 4% above €1 million.
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