Nestled in a verdant valley, this mill, dating back to 1787, still murmurs with the river beneath its ancient stones. This rare property, steeped in history and authenticity, offers approximately 251 square meters of living space, subtly restored by an architect with respect for its original character. This property is ideal as a family holiday home or for a bed and breakfast business. The main house is arranged around generously sized rooms: - A dining room and a living room, each adorned with monumental fireplaces. - A kitchen located in the dovecote tower. - A master suite with its own bathroom, toilet, and large closets, situated in a quiet location within the dovecote tower. - A multi-purpose room beneath the dovecote offers potential for various projects; here, the old millstones are preserved, a living testament to the past. The second part comprises another sleeping area with: - Four additional bedrooms, some opening onto the surrounding countryside, one with independent access. - Two bathrooms with toilets. - A wine cellar and a workshop with a water point will delight epicureans and DIY enthusiasts alike. In addition to these spaces: - A garage with an attached carport. - A sheltered terrace under the dovecote. - A 17-meter-deep well, connected to the house and garden. - An alarm system with telephone alerts. - A water softener. - A crawl space/septic tank. - Heating in the dovecote rooms. - Beautiful wooded grounds, near a forest, bordered by a river accessible via private stone steps. This unique estate gracefully combines the charm of rural heritage in an environment of peace, greenery, and light. A place of inspiration, conducive to contemplation as well as welcoming your guests, where history and nature converse in harmony. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisques website:
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