Picture-postcard scenery, just a stone's throw from a small lake equipped for swimming, following in the footsteps of Alphonse de Lamartine! Elegant traditional 19th-century farmhouse, carefully restored, nestled in peace and quiet, on a panoramic hillside, bordering meadows in a typical small rural hamlet overlooking the verdant Valouzin valley, 5 km from the picturesque town of Tramayes (small shops on site) & 12 km from the illustrious abbey town of Cluny, one of the most beautiful pearls of Burgundy, awarded the prestigious "European Heritage" label (all amenities on site including supermarkets). In the heart of the rolling countryside of the upper Clunisois region, nestled in the "Green Valleys of Southern Burgundy," a sublime and unspoiled setting of gentle mountains combines vineyard-covered slopes, verdant hedgerows, and vast forests. Protected as a Natura 2000 site and a ZNIEFF (Zone Naturelle d'Intérêt Écologique, Faunistique et Floristique - Natural Area of Ecological, Faunistic and Floristic Interest) for the quality of its rich ecosystems, it faces the foothills of the northern Beaujolais massif (dotted with marked trails for hiking and mountain biking), at the foot of the "Signal de la Mère Boitier" (the highest point in the Mâconnais at 702m), extending from the magnificent landscape of the nearby Roches de Solutré & Vergisson, a designated "Grand Site de France" (18 km away). It borders the bucolic Grosne Valley (the "Little Switzerland of the Mâconnais") and the vineyards of the Mâconnais (including the nearby and renowned "Val Lamartinien") and Beaujolais (the world's first recognized wine region). "UNESCO Global Geopark"). Ultra-privileged location on the route of a marked "green walk" footpath connected to the GR76 which passes 2 km away (very rich network of similar paths crisscrossing the territory, to be explored on foot or by mountain bike), 8 km from the Green Way of the "Great Loop of Southern Burgundy" (and its remarkable "Tunnel du Bois Clair" located 9 km away, the longest former railway tunnel in France opened to a Green Way with its 1.6 km) adjoining the "Cycloroute71" (Tour of Saône-et-Loire by bike), 12 km from the renowned GTM mountain bike route labeled "FFC Mountain Bike" (Grand Tour of the Southern Burgundy Massif connected to a vast network of identical paths crisscrossing the massif), close to the Romanesque churches circuit as well as the "Burgundy Wine Route". At the crossroads of the Clunisois-Tournugeois (labeled "Pays d'Art et d'Histoire"), the Mâconnais & the upper Beaujolais, at the crossroads of the Charolais-Brionnais (labeled "Pays d'Art et d'Histoire", cradle of the famous AOC of world-renowned cattle breed) & the Bresse of the Ain, as well as the departments of the Rhône & the Ain. Ideal for easy exploration (RCEA access 7 km away): 17 km from the charming market town of Matour, a "Green Holiday Resort" (with numerous amenities and a remarkable level of leisure facilities), 26 km from Mâcon (Mâcon Loché TGV station 25 km away), 29 km from Beaujeu (historic capital of Beaujolais), 33 km from "Hameau Dubœuf" (Europe's first wine and vineyard theme park), 35 km from Saint-Gengoux-le-National, a "Town of Character of Burgundy-Franche-Comté", 36 km from La Clayette, 41 km from Charolles, 43 km from the medieval village of Mont-Saint-Vincent (one of Burgundy's most beautiful sites, boasting a truly unique 360° panoramic viewpoint), 45 km from Tournus and 46 km from Vonnas (a gastronomic village). Georges Blanc). A soothing haven of peace and rest for a relaxing "green getaway", whether with family or as a couple! An elegant, traditional 19th-century farmhouse, meticulously restored, nestled on a hillside overlooking the rising sun, facing the family château of Alphonse de Lamartine, the celebrated French Romantic poet, novelist, and politician born in this region steeped in history and home to his tomb (Victor Hugo, Charles Nodier, and Franz Liszt all stayed here). Just steps from a bucolic 10-hectare lake equipped for swimming (fishing and pedal boats are also available). Peace and tranquility reign on the edge of meadows (where Charolais cows graze seasonally), nestled beneath wooded ridges in the heart of a typical small rural hamlet overlooking a verdant valley and the perfectly preserved, picturesque village of Saint-Point. Magnificent, unspoiled countryside surrounding gentle mountains (protected as a Natura 2000 site and ZNIEFF for its rich fauna and flora), combining bucolic hedgerows and deep, wild forests, not far from the first vineyards. A large, sunny terrace opens onto a pleasant private garden where a cherry tree stands, on a beautiful 1000m² property filled with flowers. Superb unobstructed views of the Mâconnais and northern Beaujolais mountains and the surrounding countryside. A spacious and very comfortable gîte. A beautiful living room with an impressive cathedral ceiling. A warm, rustic charm enhanced by the original building's character (stone walls with small niches, stone and wood lintels, an unusual bull's-eye window, period beams and framing). Full of charm and character. A cozy atmosphere. Composition: Gîte in the owner's secondary residence (complete independence). Wi-Fi (fiber optic). Gas central heating + wood-burning stove. Ground floor: open-plan living room/kitchen/lounge, mezzanine TV lounge (with a 140x190cm double sofa bed), 2 bedrooms (one with a 160x200cm double bed and the other with two 90x190cm single beds), shower room, separate WC. Private terrace, small garden, and parking. Electric car charging point. Shops 5 km. Supermarkets 11 km.