luxury mills with pool for sale Indre-et-Loire, France

Unique ! This property is located 10km from the center of Tours, 15 minutes from the TGV station connecting Paris in one hour. It is made up of an old windmill dating from the middle of the 18th century, completely renovated with an area of ​​398m2, a house called 'the marine bar' of 72m2, an annex called 'England' of 30m2, a caretaker's house of 56m2, various garages, numerous cellars (more than 250m2) all on a walled plot of 2 hectares including 1 hectare of vines with an average production of 700L. The advantages: a 12x6 salt swimming pool, a magnificently planted park (two beautiful cedars), an exceptional dominant view, a southern exposure with sunsets, and not overlooked. The main residence with its old and also modern charm is composed of two entrances, a living room with its period wallpapers, a dining room, a Godin equipped kitchen, a utility room, a magnificent library, a laundry room, a boiler room, 5 bedrooms with shower or bathroom rooms, two dressing rooms, 3 hallways, the painted papers come from Zuber. And on the top floor, the so-called 'lookout' room, a rotunda room with a modern style of 62m2, a real space of well-being with incredible views of the surrounding area. The marine bar, as its name suggests, is a charming café with its bistro tables, its zinc, a small kitchen, a shower room, toilet and on the 1st floor a large bedroom. 'England' is made up of a workshop/office on the ground floor and upstairs with its independent exterior entrance a bedroom with its shower room. The caretaker's house, also independent, is made up of a dining room, a kitchen, a bedroom and a shower room. This property is completely preserved, not overlooked and yet the town center of this small town is 2 minutes away on foot to go shopping. It is a family property and also for friends. It's a real favorite.

A 17th-century watermill with 2 9 hectares of grounds and a lake, nestled by a village in France’s beautiful Touraine province. Two rubble-stone pillars flank a wrought-iron gate. This entrance gate opens into a vast, gently sloping lawn. A driveway takes you down to the back of the main building and a parking area. Your gaze is first drawn to the watermill: a long edifice with rendered stone walls, a roof of flat tiles punctuated with wall dormers, and a square tower crowned with a pyramidal roof. The watermill was built in the first half of the 17th century and extended in the 20th century. It appears on the Cassini map – the first detailed map of the entire kingdom of France, produced in the 18th century. The building has three sections. First, there is its long main section, which is the oldest part. This section has two floors: a ground floor and a top floor in its roof space. Second, there is a tower, which has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in its roof space. Last, there is a third, single-storey section. All the windows have timber lintels. You reach the house’s two entrance doors at two different places via footbridges that cross a millrace. The watermill looks out at its grounds, which are filled with many trees. A large terrace in front of the building leads to a swimming pool and a garden. Beyond them, there is a vast lake. You can take strolls on grassy expanses all the way around this lake. A stream flows alongside the lake before splitting into two. One branch is natural and flows through the grounds. The other branch, which becomes the millrace, flows behind the watermill to turn the old waterwheel.