Exceptional - Old Mill with private lake & island

A getaway to Domaine Copin will reserve you an unforgettable stay! This 18th century property (1730), completely private, which extends over 20 hectares in one piece, around its lake and its bucolic island, is a haven of peace. Everyday life is rocked by the sweet sounds of its protected natural environment. It is a universe in its own right, a source of rest & conviviality. The estate will meet many of your desire and will even be a source of budding ideas! Be careful, it is a natural pool The space The domain of the Old Mill de l'Étang Copin is made up of: The old mill and its 3 living areas of 90 square meters each, i.e. a total area of ​​270 square meters: - Ground floor with 1 master room with dressing room and its bathroom, toilets, gym / relaxation room and laundry room; - 1st floor with 1 master room (dressing room and its bathroom), toilet, kitchen, dining room, games area, TV lounge, fireplace, these spaces being entirely open (+60 square meters); - 1 balcony on the Garden side, with its summer lounge; - 1 large terrace on the Lake side, with its large summer lounge, a table and chairs set; - 2nd floor (furnished attic), 1 bathroom, toilet, 1 large bedroom with dressing room and 1 double bed and 2 single beds (Lake and Park view), 1 suite with dressing room (Lake and Park view). It’s entirely private Lake of a total of 12 hectares (120,000 square meters!). PLEASE NOTE: the swimming pool box is checked but it corresponds to the lake which we consider to be a giant natural swimming pool and not as a classic swimming pool which would be treated with chlorine and monitored. Airbnb is currently handling this matter. - 4 pontoons, and 2 natural wood picnic tables spread around the lake; - 1 bucolic island with its gazebo, its summer lounge, its barbecue and its own pontoons; - 1 unsinkable boat (8/10 people); - 2 kayaks; - 4 bikes; - 1 baby-foot table; - 1 tennis table; - 1 gym room - 1 walking path of 2.5 Km (1,55 Mile), easily passable, to go all around the lake, starting directly from the terrace of the old mill. Its meadows and forests: - 10 hectares of large meadows and forest, offering space and total remoteness from potential neighbors. Its dependencies: - Several barns and garages, closed to travellers; - A dovecote / henhouse in self-management, with Doves, Pigeons, Hens (without Rooster), entering and leaving freely, to evolve in peace on the domain during the day. Its 4 private entrances: - 1 majestic entrance, East side, via a small bucolic road offering a direct arrival on the lake, behind the fences of an old gate; - 1 main entrance, South side, via the departmental road, offering a faster arrival and revealing the old mill which is revealed at the end of its private poplar alley; - 2 entrances in the woods. Guest access All of the 3 floors of the old mill, as well as the 20 hectares of the property, the lake, the shores of the lake, the island, etc. are accessible. Only the old barns will be closed, for the storage of personal belongings as well as the safety of travelers. Other things to note Tourism informations BRANGES (5 km - 0h05) - River port and tourist boat rental company (without boat license) "Le Boat"; - Local shops, Bakeries's shop, Pastries's shop, Butcher'shop, Minimarket, Cellar, Tobacco-press, Hotel-Bar-Restaurant, Pharmacy, Hairdresser; - Bucolic walk path along the river "La Seille", between the sluice of Branges and the town of Louhans (5km). LOUHANS - Capital of Bresse Bourguignonne (10 km - 0h10) - Large main street, its 157 Roman archway listed as UNESCO World Heritage and its many shops; - Nationally recognized weekly Monday Market/Fair. For several centuries, Mondays in Louhans has been animated by this giant market (clothing market, food market, country side animal market). The market gives pride of place to Bresse chickens but you will also find geese, ducks, rabbits, goats, kittens & puppies; - Numerous restaurants, bistros, bar-tabacs; - Recognized culinary specialties (Chicken from Bresse with yellow wine and morels, Calf's head with gribiche sauce, Poached eggs, Corniottes); - River port and restaurants on the edge of the river; - 14th century Saint-Pierre church, in the Gothic style with a glazed Burgundy tile roof; - Hôtel-Dieu and Apothecary of the 18th century, a Burgundian “pietà” with exceptional iconography (period furniture, two monumental rooms furnished with their moving closed wooden or cast iron beds, sumptuous Apothecary, extremely rare collection of Hispano-Moorish glazed earthenware from the 15th and 16th centuries, vases with polychrome decorations, delicate “powder compacts” in blown glass); - Many hypermarkets (E.LECLER / CARREFOUR / SPAR / ATAC / LIDL / ALDI / MC DONALD’S); - Bresse Louhannais Hospital Center and 24-hour emergency medical center on Saturday & Sunday; - Printing Museum; - Cinema Eden (3 large halls); - Many farms around Bresse poultry (short circuit purchase - visits possible); - SNCF station (Line Dijon <—> Bourg-en-Bresse). MONTPONT-EN-BRESSE (16 km - 0h15) - Giant flea market / antique dealer, "Bric-Broc de la gare" (open Friday Saturday Sunday). LA TRUCHERE (23 km - 0h20) - Very bucolic river port with its many restaurants and taverns along the river. TOURNUS - Medieval City-Abbey (23 km - 0h20) - SNCF station (Line Paris <—> Lyon) - A6 freeway entrance (Paris <—> Marseille) - The thousand-year-old abbey site of Saint-Philibert, a world-famous masterpiece of Romanesque art whose monastery has remained intact (the large church, all the monastic buildings, cloister and chapter house, cellar and refectory, parlor, lodgings abbey...), all in a fortified enclosure, surrounded by towers. CHALON-SUR-SAONE - City of cinema and photography (33 km - 0h30) - Architecturally, Chalon is a feast for the eyes! Its town center is full of half-timbered houses, towers and turrets, 16th century fortifications and bastions and, of course, the magnificent Saint-Vincent Cathedral; - Museum of Photography, "Nicéphore Niépce"; - Many large shopping centers. PIERRE-DE-BRESSE (38 km - 0h35) - Pierre de Bresse castle from the 17th century (French Historic Monument) houses the eco-museum of Bresse Bourguignonne. CLUNY - Medieval City-Abbey (56 km - 1h00) - Benedictine abbey which extended its influence over all of Europe in the Middle Ages, accompanied by its abbey church (the largest in all of Western Christianity before the construction of Saint Peter's in Rome). - The site after nine centuries of monastic life offers a prestigious heritage, including many monastic buildings; - Museum of Art and Archeology housing outstanding works of Romanesque civil sculpture; - Monastic village rich in Romanesque and Gothic houses, two churches, a majestic Hôtel-Dieu; - Superb panorama from the top of the Tour des Fromages. DÔLE - The little Jura Venice (73 km - 1h05) - Collegiate Church of Notre-Dame and Hôtel-Dieu. Formerly the powerful capital of the county of Burgundy, Dole has forged a rich heritage throughout its history. The imposing bell tower of the collegiate church which dominates the city of Franche-Comté bears witness to this glorious past. Established in the old town, which wraps around it and built in the 16th century, it symbolizes the recovery of the city. Its powerful 73-meter-high bell tower-porch evokes the intensity of the religious struggles of the time; - Bucolic historic city center articulated around the canals; - Louis Pasteur Museum; - Museum of Fine Arts; - Dôle-Jura Airport (Destinations · Porto · Marrakech · Fez · Bastia · London); - SNCF TGV Station (Line Paris <—> Mulhouse). MENETRUX-EN-JOUX - Plateau of the great Jura lakes (75 km - 1h15) - The lake route is a 150 km road route around the Jura lakes of Antre, Etival, Bonlieu, Chalain, Chambly, Clairvaux, Ilay, Narlay etc.; - Vouglans lake and giant dam; - "Hérisson" waterfalls. DIJON - Capital of the Dukes of Burgundy (90 km - 1h15) - The International City of Gastronomy and Wine, New flagship destination for 2022 to celebrate the French art of living, the International City of Gastronomy and Wine aims to tell and bring to life the values ​​recognized by the Unesco of the Gastronomic Meal of the French and the Climats of the Burgundy vineyard; - The palace of the Dukes of Burgundy, a majestic palace located in the center of the historic heart of the city. Revamped in the 17th century, the Palace of the Dukes and Estates of Burgundy remains the city's most emblematic monument; - The Museum of Fine Arts in Dijon; - Superb panorama of the old town from the Philippe Le Bon tower; - Saturday morning market under Les Halles 20th century; - SNCF TGV Station (Line Paris <—> Lyon).