Luxury mills for sale Villecomtal-sur-Arros, France

Fantastic character mill with 4332m2 of flat garden. It is a unique and charismatic property, full of charm and very special characteristics. The villa is in a beautiful part of the Ariège department. You have access to shops and all amenities from here. The house has a particular feature which a stream that runs directly under the house and next to the house. The water is kept at a regulated height thanks to a dam further upstream. The house is 223m2 and the garden is 4332m2. The house boosts a high standard of decoration. The main living area is 51m2, it is light, airy and full of charm. The kitchen and dining area is 32m2 and at the back of this room, there are two doors leading to a balcony which offers a magnificent view. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, which all have lovely views. Three bedrooms have a shower room and WC and the master bedroom has a bathroom, shower and WC. The bedrooms are a good size. There is also a corridor from the landing which leads to another bedroom and a living room area on the first floor. This space could easily be used as a separate apartment. It has a door leading to another balcony which offers a great view of the garden and beyond. This room also has a bathroom and toilet. The property has a 6m2 utility room and a separate WC as well as a 23m2 garage. The garden is mainly grass, with a variety of fruit trees, hedges and colourful flowers. The pool is very private and offers views of the countryside. The property is surrounded by gentle streams, making relaxation an easy task. The features are too numerous to list because the property is unique, and a visit is the only option to fully appreciate its charm, character and size. Property with excessive energy consumption :class F or G

A fortified watermill with a 12th-century tower, nestled in the River Tolzac valley in France’s Lot-et-Garonne department. From the road, the edifice’s gable end can be seen emerging ever so slightly from the thick vegetation around it. But to properly admire the architecture of this beautiful watermill, its medieval tower and its adjoining annexe, you have to leave the road, drive along a river with a strip of lawn on your other side, then park in a gravelled space. At first glance, you see an intriguing mix of structures made of pointed rubble stone and brick with many windows, beneath roofs of monk-and-nun tiling. The river flows through two stone arches that support the watermill from underneath. Behind, a square tower crowned with a pyramidal roof of flat tiles overlooks the whole complex. Lawns surround the buildings and edge the steep-banked river. At the back, an iron footbridge crosses the stream and leads to a meadow that stretches north-west beyond leafy trees. Further upstream on the grounds, two brooks join to form one, flow in a loop, and turn the water wheel. On the other side, in front of a grove, a swimming pool lies beside the annexe. A few metres from there, a garden shed stands near a vegetable patch. The property covers over 1.2 hectares in total.