Exceptional 18thᵉ century property in the heart of the Monts d'Or mountains
This subtly restored XVIIIᵉ century residence combines old-world charm with contemporary comfort. Nestled in a green setting, it offers refined spaces, a landscaped garden and top-of-the-range amenities.
A historic property
As you enter this 1700 property, history comes alive. At that time, the two main buildings were split, connected by a central tower, and then transformed into a holiday home with the addition of two corner turrets, balancing the architecture. Originally, the site was home to monks for many years.
At the crossroads of time and refinement
This exceptional property offers much more than just a place to live. Built in the 18th century, this majestic property stands on the northern slopes of the Rochecardon valley in the Monts d'Or region. Carefully restored by its renowned decorator owner, it evokes history while celebrating contemporary elegance. Spread over 3 levels, the 11 rooms are served by a spiral staircase that bears witness to the craftsmanship of the period. Most of the materials used come from the region, such as the Villebois stone on the floor. A harmonious blend of the old and the new, the rooms have been elegantly redesigned.
A sumptuous garden
Outside the residence lies the 2,427 m2 garden, recreated by landscape architect Michel Müller as a French garden, offering a variety of spaces where nature blends with landscape creativity. Ideal for relaxation and contemplation, the garden is worthy of a haven of peace, where every moment becomes a precious moment of tranquility, plunging our gaze on the west of Lyon as far as the eye can see. Exceptional features for a unique property
Exploring the basement, you'll find a space dedicated to sports and yoga, as well as a magnificent wine cellar. Outside, discover a vast terrace, a wooded area and a swimming pool (15m x 4m). Finally, a nanny apartment completes the exceptional features of this property.
