A 14th-Century Manor Built Around a Former Mill in Burgundy’s Wine Country
Tucked into the vineyard-cloaked hills of Givry, Moulin Madame is a rare discovery: a 14th-century stone estate with a former mill, now reimagined as a private retreat for design-minded buyers at the heart of Burgundy wine country.
Set across more than 6.7 hectares (16.5 acres), the property includes a monumental stone manor, independent guesthouses, a private residence, and multiple event-ready reception spaces. Inside, the mood is warm but understated—think original beams, carved stone, and just enough patina to tell its centuries-old story. The restoration leans quietly modern, prioritizing authenticity over excess.
With approximately 1,000 m² (10,764 sq ft) of interior space, the estate includes 22 rooms and 18 bedrooms, offering the flexibility to host, rent, or simply live well. Currently operating as a respected gîte and event venue, the property could easily pivot into a private compound for someone looking to swap urban buzz for birdsong and Premier Cru.
The landscaped grounds unfold around mature trees, meadows, gardens, and a winding millstream—the historic “moulin” that gives the estate its name.
Set among the Pinot Noir vineyards of the Côte Chalonnaise, Moulin Madame captures Burgundy’s quiet magic—where heritage, gastronomy, and natural beauty converge. Medieval châteaux, forest trails, and hidden gardens surround the property, with Givry’s wine caves and open-air markets just minutes away.
It’s peaceful, but not cut off: Chalon-sur-Saône is just 10 km out, offering direct trains to Dijon, Beaune, and Lyon, plus quick access to the A6 motorway.
Additional parcels are available for those with bigger plans.
All photos courtesy of the listing agency.
