luxury mills for sale 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.

Coldwell Banker Immoba Realty Agence immobilière Bordeaux presents this charming millhouse, with its spring, its large pool, island and fantastic flora and fauna. A 2-car garage as well. Such a peaceful place, autonomous (water), yet only one kilometer from a grade school and 15 minutes from the historic city of Bergerac, with its international airport. A magical place. DPE (D), GES (D) Honoraires à charge acquéreur. Prix net vendeur 520.000€, honoraires 26.000€. Pour plus d'information, contact : Katrina Hammond Agent commercial indépendant RSAC 413 116 070/ RCP 16-004496, +33788377780. Retrouvez tous nos biens sur le site IMMOBA.fr Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr

Located on the outskirts of a pretty little village of character with medieval charm, this mill of about 113 sqm and its outbuildings, in the heart of a green area, is crossed by a stream. It will seduce you by its calm and the voluptuousness of the surrounding nature. The house facing south has been renovated. It has a large living room, an office and a fully equipped kitchen. On the first floor a corridor leads to four bedrooms as well as a shower room and a dressing room. The attic can be converted. The water mill is next to a longère to be restored, giving the possibility to create a gîte of more than 150 sqm. The property borders a river and extends over 6 hectares of meadows and woods. Three ponds and a barn complete this bucolic place which will seduce you by its quietness and by the beauty of its landscapes. Sale price including fees : 566 500 euros Fees payable by purchaser Fees : 3 % VAT of the price excluding fees Sale price excluding fees : 550 000 euros Energy class : E Climate class : E Estimated annual energy costs of the house : between 1610 euros ans 2230 euros pper year. Prices indexed on January 1, 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: georisques.gouv.fr

TARN - BETWEEN ALBI AND CASTRES Stone mill, ideally located in the heart of the Pays de Cocagne, in a medieval village judged one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France with all shops. Charming property with 300 m² of living space, entirely renovated, on a 9000m² park crossed by a stream. 11 main rooms including 6 bedrooms. Adjoining annex of 40 m². The main house is equipped with a gas heating and a water/water heat pump. Solar panels, annex with electric heating and fireplace. Swimming pool to be restored, pool house, tennis court (to be renovated), vegetable garden of more than 300 m² with a well. Unique location, in the heart of a natural and protected area. Beautiful environment. Energy class: C Climate class: A DPE old version. Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between 2198 euros and 2398 euros per year. Prices indexed to August 15, 2015. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

An ancient mid-19th century flour mill in the Erve valley in the Mayenne region. Situated to the west of the village, the mill is accessed via a country road that goes over a small stone bridge. The property is accessed from the north via a gravelled courtyard surrounded by a low stone wall. A large, building facing due south, the mill stands out against the surrounding countryside due to its size and uniform shape. It is built of exposed stone, which is typical of rural houses in the region. On the north side of the mill there is a first garden and a shed used as a wood shed. In front of the mill, a terrace overlooks the millstream on the south side. The wooded meadow valley is accessed via a wooden pontoon.

Authentic mill for sale - Near Longny au Perche- Park planted with trees and covering 1.9 hectares- Canal and waterfall- Charm and authenticity- One or two bedrooms on the ground floor- Three bedrooms on the upper floor- Large outbuildingDescription available on our website maisonleys.comPrice: €630,000This description has been automatically translated from French.

iad France - Alexandre Crespin (06 99 45 62 85) offers you: In the heart of a charming village and in an idyllic setting, halfway between Loches and Tours, come and discover this marvel of the Indre valley, an authentic mill of 630 m². Currently used as a reception venue, this property consists of several buildings. The main building, the mill, is composed of 7 bedrooms each equipped with their own bathroom and WC. There is also a dormitory, various reading lounges, and a superb reception room overlooking the gears of the mill's wheel mechanism. If you wish to develop a seasonal activity, everything has been thought out for that. Indeed, the kitchens, fully equipped with professional equipment, can accommodate a caterer. The first annex building has been completely redesigned to offer 2 independent living spaces and a reception room. Adjacent to this building, there are 3 closed garages. The last building is equipped with the boiler room. On the exterior side, let yourself be seduced by being on a peninsula. You will enjoy a 360° view of the Indre valley. The terrace, overlooking the Indre and the majestic water wheel of the mill, will allow you to relax while being lulled by the sounds of nature. You can also let your imagination run wild on the 1.8 hectares of land that this property offers. Positive points of this property: Exceptional property filled with history. Seasonal activity possible. No major works to be planned. New roofs. Idyllic setting. Agency fees borne by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class E index 207 and CLIMATE class E index 65. Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate announcement was drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Alexandre Crespin EI (ID 40155), independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of TOURS under number 877 489 351, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS. Find all our properties on our website. www.iadfrance.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

A water mill with two houses and a former restaurant, awaiting renovation, at the limits of the Creuse, Haute-Vienne and the Monts d’Ambazac hills. Small country roads wind through the wooded hills and meadows up to the mill, which can be found behind thick foliage. The stream running below has carved out its bed through the surrounding relief and a mill race supplies the still visible wheel with water from the lake almost 500 metres away. The various buildings, which are built lengthwise and are joined together, are made of two separate dwellings, namely a former restaurant with professional grade kitchen and the old mill itself, which still has all the old mill workings. The different adjoining and non-adjoining plots of meadows, coppices and woodlands as well as the lake amount to almost 11 hectares.

CANY IMMOBILIER presents to you exclusively this real estate complex comprising: - A brick and flint mill with 81 m2 of living space and a water wheel. Over 4 levels, it includes: a living room, a bedroom, a small bedroom, a shower room with toilet, and two unconverted areas (approximately 100 m2). - A residential house on an island featuring 8 main rooms for approximately 226 m2: a 28 m2 living room with fireplace and view of the river, a large 45 m2 dining room, a 12 m2 kitchen, a 14 m2 back kitchen, a 10 m2 room, a 2 m2 shower room, and separate toilet. Upstairs: a landing room of 21 m2, 4 bedrooms including two with balconies (14, 14, 18, and 20 m2), a 10 m2 bathroom and shower with toilet, and a 12 m2 shower room with toilet. Annex of 45 m2. Heating by wood boiler and individual sanitation. All on a garden of approximately 11,698 m2 bordered by 2 river arms, waterfalls, and sluices. A place before being a home.This description has been automatically translated from French.

iad France - Marc Sentges (06 22 90 48 02) offers you: UNUSUAL PROPERTY / MILL WITH WATER RIGHTS It is difficult not to be amazed by this beautiful 12th-century mill that has been completely renovated with care and respect for authenticity. With a total living area of approximately 480 m² with underfloor heating, the building consists of: 1) a living area with high-end modern features including a huge living room and kitchen of about 100 m², an additional lounge with a Venetian balcony, a gym, a ground-floor suite that opens onto the terrace, as well as 3 large bedrooms and a dressing room on the upper floor. 2) two additional accommodations with private access: a T2 of about 54 m² and a T4 of about 117 m²: perfect for seasonal rentals or hosting friends! In an enchanting setting, you can relax by the pool or under the gazebo that borders the lake while being lulled by the sound of the water. A landscaped park of 4 hectares, dotted with young oaks and majestic weeping willows, amidst which small canals meander, makes this place conducive to strolling and meditation. Happiness may not be far away; come and experience the charm of the mill! Agency fees to be borne by the seller. Energy display information for this property: ENERGY class D index 184 and CLIMATE class D index 31. Information regarding the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Marc Sentges EI (ID 78131), independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of AUCH under number 927464693, holder of the real estate canvassing card on behalf of the company I@D France SAS. Find all our properties on our website. www.iadfrance.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In the Pays d'Ouche, 128 km west of Paris, in an environment free of any nuisance, Rouen Sotheby's International Realty offers you a 2.18 ha property, listed on the Inventaire du Patrimoine Culturel. The property, crossed by a river with a waterfall and footbridges, comprises: An old mill, refurbished at the beginning of the 20th century, with a surface area of approx. 256 m2, comprising: a vast 70 m2 lounge facing the river, four main bedrooms, a fitted kitchen, a bathroom, 2 toilets A guest house, with a surface area of 130 m2, comprising: a lounge, 3 bedrooms, a fitted kitchen, a shower room, a toilet. An old thatched cottage used as a coach house and two other buildings in need of renovation: a large stone tithe barn dating from the 17th and 19th centuries and an old bread oven. 2 ha of parklands comprising several areas, one of which offers the possibility of restoring an old pond.

A 19th-century watermill tucked away in the middle of countryside, 1 hour and 30 minutes from Paris. The property comes into view at the end of a lane, at the foot of a hill from where you can admire sweeping views of the valleys that form France’s beautiful Aisne department. Indeed, the village lies upon a hill, at the top of which an art deco church towers, forming a landmark in the local region. This spot, reaching up to the heavens, was a sacred site in the Middle Ages. Joan of Arc and Saint Louis engaged in private prayer here. And more recently, the site was a strategic lookout post, coveted and occupied by the German army in the First World War. Later, in occupied France in the Second World War, the Germans settled into the village again and in this mill. The old mill was built in 1840. An engraved stone in the facade indicates this. The mill carried on grinding grains up to 1958. The edifice, made of dressed stone, towers above a millrace, which is filled with water from the river. This building housed both the miller and his milling mechanism. The building’s impressive facade is almost 25 metres long. It is punctuated with eight bays of small-paned windows. A half-hipped slate roof crowns the edifice. The elevations are rather plain, except for three stringcourses that mark the different floors. Yet the feature that makes the building stand out is its bay of four vertically aligned doors with a wall dormer opening at the top. The mill towers in the middle of a vista that you look at from the entrance gate, between two long outbuildings that include a stable, a storehouse and a garage. At the back, the property stretches into a beautiful bucolic backdrop. Pasture, a vegetable patch, an orchard and tall trees line the river. The water is clear. And the four hectares of grounds form a vast, delightful natural haven.

An authentic 19th-century watermill that has been turned into a charming guesthouse, nestled in a quaint village in France’s Yonne department. The property is nestled on the western edge of the village. A white double-leaf gate leads into it. On the right, a gravelled space runs alongside the watermill’s facade. The watermill is a huge rectangular building that faces south. Its large size and uniformity make the edifice stand out. It is made of small white stones that are typical of rural dwellings in the local region. A hipped slate roof crowns the building. To the left, there is a clear view of the arches of a bridge that crosses the River Serein, which flows beneath the watermill in the middle of it. From 1837 onwards, the building had several lives before it was converted into a guesthouse. The elongated edifice runs from east to west. It has four floors and a basement. Its tall, broad facade is punctuated with rectangular windows evenly spaced out and set in surrounds of dressed stone. Two stringcourses, embellished with decorative metal features, demarcate the levels. Many gabled dormers stand along the roof, which is crowned with finials. On the north side of the watermill, there is an outbuilding designed as a workshop and an area of lush land that extends along the millrace. On this rear side there is also a parking area for guests and visitors.

Exclusive: Set in exceptional natural surroundings, this former mill located in the heart of the Morvan Park has been completely renovated. It's forest paths lead you to Lac de Settons in 20 minutes on foot. It extends over more than 5 hectares of wooded land, and includes a dwelling house, a pond, a shed and equestrian facilities for up to 10 horses. We enter the house through the beautiful wooden door, which tells us part of its history as a café. The 39 m² living room includes an open-plan kitchen, a dining room and a sitting area with a wood-burning stove. The old history of this room is still present in the mill work that was integrated into its modern layout. Next door, a second large 35 m² room has a French ceiling, an open fireplace and wooden flooring. This light-filled space, currently converted into a lounge/bedroom, also has a private shower room. Access to the upper floor is via an outside masonry staircase, equipped with lighting. The first floor comprises three bedrooms, a shower room and a large bedroom with exposed beams, converted into a sitting room with an electric stove. All rooms benefit from plenty of natural light. The entrance is secured by a reinforced door, and the hallway leads to a small storage area. The old mill invites you to live outside and enjoy sunny mornings on the east-facing stone terrace. Afterwards, we can enjoy the afternoons and evenings on the west-facing veranda with barbecue area and view of the pond. In 2018, the house underwent a complete renovation: PVC joinery, double glazing, facade renovation, terrace with glass roof, exterior fittings, installation of a stove and upgrading of the fireplace, electric shutters with keys, sewage system with micro-purification and oil-fired central heating with remote monitoring was installed. The property has its own water supply from a well. The property also includes a metal barn and stable with wooden cladding, suitable for agricultural or equestrian use. The property is secured by an entrance gate and a surveillance camera system. This old mill, which has been renovated and has a water supply point, offers numerous possibilities for accommodating animals or developing a tourist activity, while living in the middle of a wooded setting. Offered with its furniture, it is ready to welcome its future owners for a life project in the countryside, just a stone's throw from Lac de Settons and its forest walks. Video available: https://youtu.be/WlWZikkaYo4

Exclusive: Set in exceptional natural surroundings, this former mill located in the heart of the Morvan Park has been completely renovated. It's forest paths lead you to Lac de Settons in 20 minutes on foot. It extends over more than 5 hectares of wooded land, and includes a dwelling house, a pond, a shed and equestrian facilities for up to 10 horses. We enter the house through the beautiful wooden door, which tells us part of its history as a café. The 39 m² living room includes an open-plan kitchen, a dining room and a sitting area with a wood-burning stove. The old history of this room is still present in the mill work that was integrated into its modern layout. Next door, a second large 35 m² room has a French ceiling, an open fireplace and wooden flooring. This light-filled space, currently converted into a lounge/bedroom, also has a private shower room. Access to the upper floor is via an outside masonry staircase, equipped with lighting. The first floor comprises three bedrooms, a shower room and a large bedroom with exposed beams, converted into a sitting room with an electric stove. All rooms benefit from plenty of natural light. The entrance is secured by a reinforced door, and the hallway leads to a small storage area. The old mill invites you to live outside and enjoy sunny mornings on the east-facing stone terrace. Afterwards, we can enjoy the afternoons and evenings on the west-facing veranda with barbecue area and view of the pond. In 2018, the house underwent a complete renovation: PVC joinery, double glazing, facade renovation, terrace with glass roof, exterior fittings, installation of a stove and upgrading of the fireplace, electric shutters with keys, sewage system with micro-purification and oil-fired central heating with remote monitoring was installed. The property has its own water supply from a well. The property also includes a metal barn and stable with wooden cladding, suitable for agricultural or equestrian use. The property is secured by an entrance gate and a surveillance camera system. This old mill, which has been renovated and has a water supply point, offers numerous possibilities for accommodating animals or developing a tourist activity, while living in the middle of a wooded setting. Offered with its furniture, it is ready to welcome its future owners for a life project in the countryside, just a stone's throw from Lac de Settons and its forest walks. Video available: https://youtu.be/WlWZikkaYo4

Magnificent 16th century mill surrounded by two exceptional houses and outbuildings for a total living area of 679 m2. At the end of an alley, in the heart of green nature, charm and elegance open up to visitors. The mill, of typical regional construction, has been completely restored and is currently used as gites with 4 bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor with access to a terrace and 2 attic bedrooms with bathroom upstairs. The modern and authentic layout of this remarkable mill makes it a top-of-the-range accommodation. Overlooking a magnificent waterfall, a footbridge leads you to the main house of 530 m2 whose facade with its tower opens widely onto a vast pond. On the ground floor: - an entrance - a nicely decorated living room - a large living room of 45 m2 with double door opening onto a terrace - a dining room of 80 m2 in exposed stone with monumental fireplace and mezzanine revealing a remarkable height under the frame - a corridor serving an indoor barbecue area - a professional kitchen - toilets with hand basin - a room used for storage Upstairs: - 3 luxury bedrooms, air-conditioned with bathrooms, WC - beautiful storage cupboards - served by another staircase, a living room with toilets. In the extension of this house is a second charming home. From the entrance, you will be seduced by the large living room of 47 m2 with central granite fireplace, tiled floors, exposed stones and beams. A kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom complete the ground floor . And upstairs are 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, a toilet and an office of 11 m2 In the basement: a wine cellar of 30 m2 In the pleasure park, another small mill houses a comfortable apartment of 40 m2 on 2 levels. Two outbuildings complete this set: - a barn of 175 m2 - an annex of 70 m2. All in perfect condition . 30 minutes from Limoges, at the gates of the Perigord Limousin Regional Natural Park, this property with pond, waterfall, stream, wooded park, woods, meadow, on 5.4 hectares could be suitable for an exceptional private home and/or a business activity. prestigious welcome.

Only 10 minutes from Montreuil-sur-Mer, an authentic, 19th-century flour mill, with a manor house and many outbuildings. This Picardy mill, standing in green pastureland, emerges into sight after crossing a small bridge over the waterway running past the edifice and heading up a drive bordered by meadows. The main courtyard can be reached through a wrought-iron gate. The property is made up of the former mill building, an adjoining manor house, as well as extensive outbuildings that form a second courtyard to the rear. A renovated pavilion standing opposite opens onto the garden which stretches down to the river. The current mill was preceded by other older ones, which belonged to the lords of the realm, who took part in the crusades and, for some of them, perished at the battle of Agincourt. Their castle, which has since disappeared, was located in the meadows on the other side of the mill race, behind the mill building. All that remains of it is the castle mound where it was built. Though the mill was probably out of use during the French Revolution, there are traces of its activity during the 19th century, as recounted in the “Annuaire du Pas-de-Calais” directory dated 1867, then in a newspaper published in 1883, in which the miller posted an advert for an “able mill caretaker”. In 1890, the mill burned down but was rebuilt that same year. The current manor house dates from that time. In 1933, the technological advances of the time saw the water wheel replaced by a turbine. The mill remained in activity until 31st March 2024.

15 rooms, 387 m² of living space on a total of 788 m² of ground area. Located in Is sur Tille - 3 hours from Paris or Geneva. 30 minutes from a motorway exit, discreetly set away. Landscaped outdoor areas, with careful design highlighting the charm of the island, the stone bridge, the pathways, and the 2 meadows. Set of 3 old habitable stone buildings, on approximately 4.5 hectares. Renovation carried out with care (roofs, double glazing, electricity, insulation, interiors,...). Emphasis on original elements: stone walls, waterwheel and its mechanism, bread oven, laundry... Possibility to host receptions on approximately 1 hectare. A large workshop or 4 boxes for horses, and about 3.5 hectares of meadows. Possible project for electrical autonomy. Water and canal rights. Suitable for a swimming pool. No nuisance, no vis-à-vis. Shops 5 minutes away (bakery, grocery, medical services, garage...) ---------------------------------------------- Main residence (248 m², 3 bedrooms, a large mezzanine): - Ground floor: dining room showcasing the mill mechanism; equipped dining kitchen, with gas cooking stove, a Burgundy stone fireplace, and a Comblanchien stone countertop; a living room or bedroom on the ground floor, with modern insert and terrace. - On the first floor, with parquet flooring: a large central room around the well, leading to one side the master bedroom (with balcony, large bathroom, and WC), and to the other side, a bedroom with shower and WC. - On the second floor: a generous mezzanine with exposed beam structure. Guest house (92m², 2 bedrooms): A main dining room or games room, opening onto the garden. Its bar and charming landscaped garden can host receptions on approximately 1 hectare. A kitchen with an ancient bread oven. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms (each with shower and WC). House with turret (1 T2 accommodation of 72m², possibility to convert 86m² of barns and 1 room on the ground floor of 76m²): A traditional vaulted wine cellar of 40m². Renovated barn (90m², 1 room) that can be used for 4 horse boxes.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In Green Périgord, nestled in the heart of a preserved valley, this 17th-century mill with no neighbors, in good condition, along with its water rights, offers a bucolic setting of 1 hectare. Otters, kingfishers, and herons animate the shores of this protected river.This description has been automatically translated from French.

200 meters from a beach, in a secluded cove near Port-en-Bessin, Normandie Privilège offers an old mill and its beautiful garden. The property enjoys a remarkable location, in a preserved natural site by the sea. The original mill was destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt by the current owner's family. A small stream runs alongside the house. The whole has a lot of charm. The mill has two levels plus attic space, giving a total living area of around 186 m2, with 8 main rooms including 5 bedrooms. A staircase and elevator lead up to each level. The 34 m2 living room with fireplace is the centerpiece of the dwelling. Benefiting from three aspects, it is bright at any time of day and opens onto a large terrace. The first floor also includes a fitted kitchen, laundry room and shower room. On the second floor are four bedrooms, two with en-suite showers and two with a water point. The second floor, with its mansard roof, houses a TV room, a study and a dormitory bedroom. The property sits on a 630 m2 plot. It is completed by a garage and a shed at the top of the garden. The sea can be seen from here. The first shops and services are located in Port-en-Bessin, a lively year-round port just a 10-minute drive away. Bayeux, with its stores, train station and road network, is 20 minutes away. A property in a rare location, ideal as a family home or seaside vacation home.

Are you looking for an exceptional real estate gem in the heart of Burgundy, ideally located between Dijon and Lyon, where luxury meets history and nature to host family or professional events? This ad is for you!NESTENN offers you this unique property with an exceptional living environment on 1 hectare of land, nestled in Givry in Burgundy, at the heart of the picturesque Côte Chalonnaise, renowned for its prestigious wines, gastronomy, and easy access.With a total living area of 1000 m², each space in this architectural ensemble is imbued with elegance and functionality.Discover the treasures of this property:- Sumptuous 14th-century manor: in the heart of a wooded park of 5500 m² + 4500 m² of courtyard and parking space, this manor has preserved intimacy and authenticity. In the body of the historic building, you will find: a large reception area with a professional kitchen, 5 spacious guest rooms with refined decor, each with a bathroom and toilets, as well as 3 gîtes in the wings of the manor. A space that has been tastefully and modernly renovated while maintaining its original setting.- Magnificent barn converted into a reception space: ideal for all types of events, this barn has been transformed into a festive venue that can accommodate up to 160 people. Perfect for weddings, seminars, and professional events (equipped with PMR access). Discover the charm of this place: Moulin Madame - Check availability and prices (mariages.net)- Residential house of 250 m²: an old mill on two levels, where the upper part has been completely created to constitute an atypical living space with a large terrace overlooking the water wheel and the stream, offering a unique view of the surrounding nature, calm and serene.- Modular converted barn (500 m²): this barn is no longer included in the sale but can be acquired separately with the 9 hectares of additional land. It is partially used for agricultural equipment storage and also offers possibilities for outdoor receptions in the summer or turning into an equestrian space according to your plans.The manor and the reception space provide commercial profitability that can be further developed. This potential can be enhanced by creating an equestrian activity.This property also benefits from remarkable accessibility: close to the A6 motorway, the Route Centre Europe Atlantique (RCEA), and the TGV station. Lyon 1 hour, Paris (TGV) 1h45, and Geneva 2h10 ensure ease of access for you and your guests.If you are passionate about exceptional places and looking for a unique investment opportunity, this prestigious property is waiting for you. Contact Isabelle VLAMINCK at +33 632330459 now to arrange a private visit and discover all the hidden treasures of this exceptional property in Burgundy. Isabelle VLAMINCK (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 921611091 - CHALON SUR SAONE.This description has been automatically translated from French.

In a village in the Sarthe department, along the Loir River and on 6,000-m² of grounds, a 19th-century mill, miller’s house and lap pool. At the edge of the village, the property extends over 200 metres along the banks of the Loir River. Once through the entrance gate, a tree-lined driveway winds through the grounds to the back of the property, where, near the river, several dwellings are located. Oriented in a north-south position, the large mill stands four storeys tall. On one side, at a right angle, the miller’s house faces east-west. A lap pool was created along the millrun, between the two buildings. Next to it, an outbuilding known as “the silo” surrounds and protects the swimming pool from wind. Behind this, the grounds, surrounded by nature, continue down to the river’s edge. Rectangular in shape, the mill was constructed out of whitewashed tuffeau stone, with exposed tuffeau stone window and door surrounds, while its gabled roof is covered in interlocking tiles. Abutting the Loir side, a single-storey wooden building with a slate roof, houses the wheel that turns the water in the millrun. Still equipped with its entire mechanism, the ancient flourmill was operational until 1975 and its transmission system and millrun bear witness to the techniques of yesteryear. Transformed and renovated into a home 15 years ago by its former occupants, it has around 535 m² of living space and includes rooms for entertaining, work, leisure activities and five bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and lavatories. Its construction materials are often left visible, with the walls, floors and staircases in wood, while the exposed beams are made out of wood or metal. The many windows on all the façades, as well as its north-south position provide luminosity all day long.