Luxury mills for sale Provins, France

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A former mill and its outbuildings in the middle of woods and grounds crossed by a river, 1 5 hours from Paris. The property is accessed via a private driveway that runs through woods to a gravelled courtyard used as a car park. After going round the outbuildings we come to the main courtyard, where the old mill and outbuildings form a harmonious L-shaped group. The history of the flour mill is attested to by notarial deeds dating back to the 16th century. It has full French ownership rights and a drop height of around 1.50 metres. The paddle wheel was dismantled in the 1950s when the building was converted into a family residence. Built on two levels, the mill has a gabled tiled roof. Its facades are rendered and enhanced with corner quoins and brick bay surrounds. The roofs of the outbuildings, also with tiled gables, are pierced with hanging dormers and dormer windows. Covered in Virginia creeper and adorned with climbing roses, the facades have several varying sized windows, fitted with patio doors and large French-style windows protected by shutters.

Located in SEINE-PORT, at the heart of the GÂTINAIS REGIONAL PARK, in a CHARMING VILLAGE renowned for its TREED SQUARE and SHOPS, this property nestled within a preserved natural setting offers an enchanting immersion into the world of a historic 19th-century MILL. Built over two levels, this elegantly restored stone property includes OUTBUILDINGS and EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES, all spread across nearly 3 hectares. The land, surrounded by woods, crossed by a stream, and featuring a pond, provides a PEACEFUL AND HARMONIOUS ENVIRONMENT IN NATURE. The MAIN HOUSE, with a surface area of 335 m² (290 m² Carrez law), offers bright and spacious areas. It includes an ENTRANCE-RECEPTION ROOM with a ceramic stove, an impressive ceiling height reaching up to 8 meters, and a panoramic view of the park. It leads to a LIVING ROOM with stone walls, a DINING KITCHEN equipped with a central island, a DINING ROOM, a GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom. Upstairs, a landing surprises with its 'children's cabin' where they love to draw, play, or sleep, leading to THREE BEDROOMS each with their own bathroom and dressing room. An INDEPENDENT APARTMENT of 39.45 m² (35.76 m² Carrez law) - with its own entrance without passing through the estate, includes an open kitchen to the living room, a bedroom with a storage mezzanine, a bathroom, and separate WC. Ideal for hosting guests, renting as a gite, or as caretaker accommodation. A 60 m² GARAGE for two cars and VARIOUS OUTBUILDINGS totaling 20 m² complete the ensemble. A natural park crossed by a stream, winding through willows and weeping willows, oaks, horse chestnuts, and for fruit lovers, walnut trees, hazelnut trees, mirabelle plum trees, cherry trees, and apple trees. The EQUESTRIAN AREA on 1.7 hectares will undoubtedly appeal to horse enthusiasts with paddocks and stables accommodating 2 to 4 horses. Technical Aspect: Perfect overall condition, Very Good Energy Performance Certificate - Energy class C - 113 - equipped with a thermodynamic water heater and heating provided by an air/water heat pump - Double glazing throughout and good insulation - Compliant individual sanitation system. AN EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTY WITH 'ELEGANT COUNTRY' CHARM, COMFORT, PANORAMIC VIEWS OF THE SURROUNDING NATURE, JUST STEPS AWAY FROM THE VILLAGE CENTER AND ITS AMENITIES! For all information contact Marielle DELLOYE BALOUZAT 06.08.47.82.46/01.60.74.56.40 [email protected] or Carole DAVID 06.79.94.74.61 - [email protected]

GREZ SUR LOING, 10 km from FONTAINEBLEAU, discover this ARTISTS VILLAGE ON THE EDGE OF LOING, the FOREST of FONTAINEBLEAU a stone's throw away, small streets with houses of architectural quality, PONDS with barnacles and you will arrive via a small road which follows the Loing to this AUTHENTIC MILL of 382m2 in the heart of a PRESERVED NATURAL SITE. This mill was called 'LE BOUT DU MONDE' because close to the village, we feel far from the hustle and bustle and enjoy this generous nature. This mill, whose origins date back to the 12th century, depended on a monastery. It overlooks its own stretch of water to offer an inspiring, poetic and romantic place to live. You will discover, once you have crossed the stone bridge, a flowered paved courtyard with the elegant facade of the mill, a 47m2 office, an independent studio with its bread oven, a workshop and a garage. The Mill , accessible via a through entrance with cloakroom and view of the wheel protected by windows, a DOUBLE LIVING ROOM - LIVING ROOM of 50m2 where the old mechanism reminds us of the original vocation of the building. A 29m2 LIVING ROOM with a more intimate fireplace with a balcony overlooking an arm of the Loing and the sound of the water... A DINING KITCHEN with a superb LACANCHE piano accompanied by a pantry, access to the DINING ROOM which opens on two terraces where you can have lunch or relax with views of the banks. Access via the entrance to the 70m2 cellar which is just waiting for your bottles of wine... Upstairs, SIX BEDROOMS with breathtaking views of the river , the largest of 22m2 has a triple exposure, three bathrooms, two separate toilets and a laundry room. On the second level, the attic is made up of a very beautiful space of 200 m2 offering a ceiling height of more than 6 meters to be fitted out according to your needs and desires. Around the property, a vast garden with different atmospheres over 2.2 hectares including an island connected to the courtyard by the mill and a footbridge , a second island and, a beautiful moor of land like a meadow, without forgetting the banks of 'opposite in order to preserve the tranquility of the area. Technical note: partly electric heating, independent gas radiators, heating system to be reviewed - For sanitation, a micro station will be installed for compliance - estimate currently being established - Provide budget for works - The renovation dates back years 90 - THIS SPACIOUS PROPERTY IS AN EXCEPTIONAL PLACE IN THE HEART OF THIS PRESERVED NATURE and CLOSE TO THE VILLAGE!! Your contact Marielle DELLOYE BALOUZAT 06.08.47.82.46/01.60.74.56.40 [email protected]

A historical property and events venue that includes an old watermill, nestled in a bucolic landscape, two hours south-east of Paris. A hard-surfaced lane surrounded by a millrace and meadows leads to a central court around which three fine constructions stand: a watermill, a miller’s house and a recently built barn. The river runs across the whole property, beneath willows, alders and ashes that grow here and there. Secondary branches of the river provide water for a series of pools. The mill enjoys the right to use the river water. A pond further underlines the strong presence of water on this eight-hectare property mainly made up of meadows.

A 16th and 17th century former mill, surrounded by 6 hectares of meadows, in the Puisaye region, 2 hours from Paris. A double entrance gate opens onto a large lawned area dotted with some ten tall trees, and a gravel parking area. The complex comprises several adjoining buildings facing the main structure, the mill. The mill faces north-south, while the outbuildings face south and west. A pedestrian entrance provides access to the premises, protected by a canopy of local tiles. The mill stands in the middle of the reach. The wheel with a diameter of around 4m abuts the building. A small wooden bridge crosses the river. There is a spring close to the mill, from which blue water gushes into the headrace. The residence overlooks a number of authentic features, including a well built of local Puisaye brick, which can still be used and is between 3 and 6 metres deep. The presence of alluvial groundwater, which is always cool, means that a water-to-water heat pump could be installed. A number of outbuildings, each topped with an old country-style roof, complete the complex: a barn, a traditional oven, an old sheepfold and a large workshop for drying wood. Finally, at the back of the house, there is a vast hangar hidden behind a hedge. A dedicated gate provides access to this hangar for the estate's farm vehicles and also links via the ford over the millstream to the meadows.

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.

A large watermill nestled in the valley of the River Moivre in France’s Champagne region. In 1260, the village seigneur gave the Abbaye de Lachalade, which is located around 50 kilometres from the village, a plot of land beside a chapel so they could build a watermill there. We do not know the exact date when the first watermill was built here, but it was probably shortly after this plot was given. Throughout the Ancien Régime in France, the successive watermills here were all managed in the same way: the abbots from the Abbaye de Lachalade, the owners, would rent out the plot with the associated rights and would provide the millstones. An official lessor, usually a noble from Châlons-en-Champagne, would provide funding for construction and maintenance of the watermill. He himself would rent it out to a miller or employ this miller. In 1499, the King’s Treasurer for the province of Champagne bought the neighbouring farm and leased the mill. His descendants did the same up to 1764, when the current owner’s ancestor took over the place. The mill was restored in around 1850. Milling here ended in 1905. From a small secondary road, a long tarmacked drive leads up to the mill. This mill stands opposite the old farm, which is no longer part of the property. Only a path of white stones, which belongs to the neighbour, forms a boundary with the mill’s court. Behind the latter, the property includes a small garden enclosed with wrought-iron fencing and with the river that flows in a curve beneath the mill. In this garden there is an elegant 19th-century aviary with a zinc roof. On the other side of the river, the property extends with a ridge that looks down over the mill.

A spacious family residence with swimming pool and mill set in 9 ha of meadows and woods in the Orge valley, 1 hour from Paris. Situated on the banks of the River Orge, the unoverlooked property is accessed via a small road only used by local residents. At the front, the first gate opens onto a vast gravel area with parking space for several vehicles. A cobblestone path leads to the building's main entrance. Originally part of an old farmhouse, it has been sympathetically restored. A little further on, behind the residence, the impressive silhouette of the mill can be made out, now devoid of its paddle wheel, which was once powered by the River Orge. Vast and partly inhabited, it still offers considerable potential for development. At the end of the cul-de-sac, a second gate in line with the mill serves the property from the rear.