Semur-en-Auxois, Burgundy 21140

150 m2 on 3 floors with a commercial space on the ground floor. In Semur-en-Auxois (Côte d'Or), the Porte Sauvigny is the old drawbridge, which allowed access to the city walls called Bourg Notre-Dame. Its construction dates back to the fifteenth century; around 1447. Affixed to the door; the coat of arms of the city composed of a ducal crown. It owes its name to Jean Sauvigny, receiver general of the states of Auxerrois attached to the Duchy of Burgundy. Placed above a door with an accolade lintel is the polychrome statue of Saint Anne teaching the Virgin. St. Anne, protector of plague epidemics. HIGHLIGHTS: Listed Historic Monument Electricity, water and heating work carried out to MH standards. Electricity, water, heating work carried out to MH standards: Existing water/sanitation connection, valid electricity meter. Future work deductible income tax: indoor networks, sanitary facilities, heating, electrical distribution. Convertible floors and attic space Village of character Burgundian . Small shop on the ground floor for rent 2h30 from Paris and Orly