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Stunning location for this stone water mill recently fully restored to a high standard by the current owners Set in calm wooded plot of over 4700m² with linked islands and numerous natural waterfalls. The mill house is set over two levels. The ground floor benefits from open plan living area with state-of-the-art Kitchen and master suite with douche Italienne and WC with access to the outside and the mill park. Here you find the mill race offering the perfect spot for dinning el fresco. Upstairs a further 2 beds and WC and a further shower. Shops and commerce are a short 15 min drive in Civray. If you are looking to move in straightaway with no major work required and enjoy going back to nature, water sports and fishing the mill is for you. ;To visit this property, and help you with your French property search, contact David HUGHES (EI), (Agent Commercial - 837 687 326 - RSAC ANGOULEME) on +33 (0)7 80 41 65 82 or by email: [email protected] ;;Annonce rédigée par un agent commercial. Prix : 413,400 €HAI incluant 6.00%TTC d'honoraires à la charge de l'acquéreur. Prix honoraires exclus: 390,000 €. Frais de notaire en sus.

XVII century watermill. Characterful 5 bedroom conversion near Carcassonne.;This unique property offers modern comfort whilst retaining the features of the old mill house.;;Automatic double gates lead into a charming enclosed garden, with palm trees and shady terraces, the sound of gently running water from the old mill provides a calming background.;;The front door opens into a spacious, light filled living room with sliding glass doors opening onto the terrace and pretty views down the river. The separate breakfast room leads to a modern, equipped kitchen with bespoke glazed doors opening onto the front terrace. There is also a useful rear kitchen.;;A utility room and separate WC complete the comfortable, well laid out ground floor.;;2 sets of stairs lead up to the first floor which is cleverly designed to provide 5 spacious double bedrooms which can easily accommodate a large family and guests, with each area separated by landings, little stairwells and bathrooms to give maximum privacy to all. We also find a second sitting room/TV room on this floor.;;There is a huge loft area which can be converted to extra living space if required. Outside there are mediterranean style gardens designed for easy maintenance, a large stone barn and an enclosed 8m x4m swimming pool. ;;This property is easy to fall in love with.;;Ideally located close to Carcassonne with all shops, amenities and transport links. This is a lovely family home and would also make a perfect Bed and Breakfast or holiday rental.;;;;;To visit this property, and help you with your French property search, contact Kingsley HODGKINS (EI), (Agent Commercial -454 036 492- RSAC CARCASSONNE) on +33 (0)6 80 74 23 47 or by email: [email protected];;;;;Annonce rédigée par un agent commercial. Prix : 489,000 € Honoraires à la charge du vendeur. Frais de notaire en sus.

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Rare : former watermill beautifully renovated with a private pond, a river and 3.5 acres of land Outstanding property: this former stone watermill from the 19th century near the village of Boucé has been lovingly restored in 2010. With 3 bedrooms (including two en-suite with bathrooms) + 2 bedrooms and a bathroom on garden level which could make the ideal location for a successful B&B. The mill is surrounded by peaceful and beautiful countryside views set in 3.5 acres of land with mature trees, a small river, a pound, meadows, a garden shed and a greenhouse. A rare and outstanding property presented in ready to move into condition and situated in glorious Normandy countryside, 2h30 drive from Paris and only 1h drive away from Caen airport, Ouistreham and the channel ferries. The popular market town of Argentan with all amenities is less than 18 minutes drive. Approached via the main gates and a gravel path bordered by a small river through the park, this former stone watermill can't fail to impress. Overlooking the idyllic countryside, the mill offer lovely views over the pound bordered with centenary trees and its wooden pontoon. On the lower ground, the 30-m² living room/dining room is accessed through the conservatory which harmoniously fills in the facade. This large living space opens on a stunning kitchen (equiped) of 22 m² with cathedral ceiling . A small corridor leads to a first bedroom of 11 m², WC and a first ensuite bedroom of 16 m² with a bathroom (incl. shower, sink and WC). The wooden staircase in the kitchen leads to a large mezzanine of 20 m². Overlooking the kitchen, this additional living space can also be used as an office or extra bedroom and leads to a second ensuite with a 16 m² bedroom and bathroom (with shower, sink and WC). The garden level appartment is accessed from the same staircase in the kitchen. With two rooms of 17 m² and 18 m² as well as a shower room (with shower, sink and WC), the appartment has a direct access in the garden through patio doors. It would make be the perfect accommodation for friends or B&B guests. Also on this level, the laundry/boiler room separates with a soundproof door. The cellar is also accessed from the oustide. The surrounding land includes a garden shed for the storage of maintenance equipment, a greenhouse. The walk around the pound leads to a large meadow on the opposite side of the property where the ruins of an older watermill looks like a mirror of the past.

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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.

An exceptional location in the heart of nature, for this beautiful property full of character and charm, comprising a water mill and a renovated former barn. The verdant 7728 m² grounds are an ideal place to recharge your batteries. The water mill offers approx. 235 m² of living space, full of character. Upon entering, the first floor features a vast cathedral living room with bar and central fireplace, as well as a kitchen, 2 bedrooms and two shower rooms. The second floor features a hallway, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. A cellar, attic and laundry room complete the mill. The former barn, with approx. 170 m² of living space, has been entirely renovated using quality materials. On the first floor, there's a superb, light-filled living room with an open-plan fitted/equipped kitchen and a large utility room. Upstairs, a landing leads to 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. A saltwater swimming pool (12x4) between the two buildings brings a touch of modernity and luxury to this unique property. ECD : F / D Price FAI : 682 500 € (Net selling price 650 000 € - 5% fees payable by the buyer) Property presented by Damien TOUDIC (EI) : +33 (0)6.77.63.48.86 - [email protected]. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.géorisques.fr. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

To the north-east of the Luberon park, facing the Lure mountain, this old mill is located at the confluence of two rivers. Its land, planted with trees and flowers, is bordered by forests, fields and meadows as far as the eye can see, and has a heated swimming pool and a pond. The property, after being rehabilitated for the first time in the 1980s, was successively renovated by a London architect who had a luxury tourist rental project, then by the current owners, also architects, who were able to extract the quintessence of the property. elegance, while creating a welcoming family home. The main building offers several reception areas, around an equipped kitchen, with contemporary lines and quality materials, and a sleeping area made up of several large suites. Another wing accommodates an apartment, with living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. This part also has a traditional bread oven. Finally, at the bottom of the house, is the restored mill, made up of vaulted rooms; which provides access to a relaxation area with spa. A summer kitchen, designed like an orangery, completes this authentic part of the property. Work spaces, independent or indoors, storage, cellars, a workshop, a laundry room and other service rooms, as well as an ideally exposed courtyard and terrace complete the property. If the traditional character has been preserved, the comfort is resolutely in line with modern expectations. Sheltered from all nuisances, this site offers an ideal living environment for nature lovers.

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.

88 kilometers from Paris, accessible by train from Paris. A15 and A16 rapid axle. 10 minutes from Beauvais and 15 minutes from Gerberoy, which is one of the most beautiful villages in France. Charming old mill of approximately 260 sqm with, on the ground floor, living-dining room with fireplace, kitchen, office, 2 bedrooms and bathroom. On the 1st floor, 4 bedrooms, bathroom and office. On the 2nd and last floor, 2 bedrooms and bathroom. Addiction. Pretty garden with trees of approximately 4,700 sqm.

A water mill dating from 1683 and its 7,000 m² of wooded grounds in the Avre valley, 90 km from Paris. Set away from the village, the property is separated into two parts by a bridge spanning the river. A wrought iron gate opens onto a driveway leading down to the mill. The impressive building with its red shutters and adjoining workshop stretches out lengthways, at right angles to the canal and edged by the river. A paved terrace encircles the dwelling as far as the bread oven. Wide wooden steps provide access from the wooded garden down to the riverbank. On the other side of the road, the second part of the property has been turned into a delightful water garden. The water outlet is protected by grilles and flows into a canal and from there into the reach. In this way, it bypasses the plot of land and flows into the Avre. At the back of the building, a shed adjoins the lock and its machinery. Meadows and woodlands form the surrounding landscape. Built in the 17th century, the rectilinear mill is three storeys high. It has a floor area of approx. 250 m². The stone and brick structure has a gable roof clad with old flat tiles and skylights. Each facade is punctuated by numerous windows, which are protected by brightly painted wooden shutters. The lintels, corner quoins, window surrounds and stringcourses between the storeys as well as the cornice are all of brick. Situated on the left bank of the sluice lock, the mill allowed the watercourse to flow from one branch of the river to the other. The wheel was located in a covered area that is still visible. Upstream, the lock gates regulate the flow of the river. The entire stonework of the reach has been preserved.

An old watermill converted into a hotel with outhouses and a swimming pool in over eight hectares of wooded grounds by a lake in France’s Sologne region. You enter the property from a local lane that runs through a wood, skirts around a little garden with a pavilion and takes you into a car park. From this car park, two paths lead towards the watermill. One path takes you to a terrace beside the little garden and to the watermill’s entrance door. The watermill faces south and east. The edifice is made of brick. Its elevations are mostly coated with pale rendering that leaves the building’s red timber framing exposed. The structure is crowned with gable roofs of flat tiles punctuated with wall dormers. The building has a ground floor and a first floor in its roof space. There are many windows on both levels. They are fitted with shutters that are painted red. The other path takes you to the outhouses and a courtyard behind the watermill. On the north side of the outhouses, there is a swimming pool. And at the foot of the mill’s south gable end, there is a raised terrace of timber decking that looks out at the lake. The property’s woodland lies to the east of the lake.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

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.

Surrounded by nature, with fishing and hiking possibilities, this mill and its outbuildings of the 18th century sits in the middle of its garden crossed by the river. The views from the property are of rivaling charm. With respect to the hydraulics, this mill has a 1.2m drop height and an average flow through the reach of 1 m3 / sec. during three quarters of the year. Description: The property in L-shape comprises on the ground floor a living room with fireplace (38 m²), a corridor leading to the floor, a laundry, toilet and the kitchen (10 m²), extended by the dining room (16,5 m²). Upstairs, a landing with dressing leads to 3 attic bedrooms (11 m², 9 m² and 16 m²) and a shower room with toilet. In return, the attached outbuilding with 3 rooms (26 m², 18.5 m² and 11 m²) with attic above. Location: No neighbors, the property is served by a small road with very little traffic. The shops are at 5 min. The coast and the beaches are at 15 minutes. of which 4.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.

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.

Authentic 18th century olive mill that has been completely renovated with taste and care and quality materials. Ideal location alongside a small river. Spacious living room of approx. 110 sqm with a cosy fireplace, large equipped kitchen, dining room, bar and study, as well as 5 bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The property also includes a guest house of approximately 110 sqm consisting of a living-dining room, kitchen and 2 bedrooms and bathroom. Nicely landscaped flat ground of approximately 7300 sqm also features multiple terraces, lounge area with an infinity swimming pool, and pool house. There is also a wine cellar, parking space for approximately 10 cars and a pool room. You will be delighted by charm and a warming cosy style of the property.

Ref.4116 : Emblematic mill in Brittany's Cournouaille region and its restored house. Located in southern Finistère, the Moulin de Mohot is an emblematic property in the valley along the River Ellé. Also known as Moulin Brûlé or Tymeur, this ancient water mill, whose first traces date back to the 15th century, contributed to the local economy until 1968. Isolated and sheltered in a bucolic and romantic green setting, the mill and its main house will delight you with their unique natural environment, imposing serenity to the rhythm and sound of flowing water. Between the coastline and its fine sandy beaches, Pont-Aven (whose artistic reputation is well established) and Pont-Scorff (art villages, zoo...), the state forest of Pontcallec (Natura 2000 site), there's no shortage of things to do and see. An essential point for those wishing to make this property an exceptional tourist accommodation or a place to recharge their batteries. There are numerous hiking trails within easy reach, including the GR34 (customs trail). The main house, formerly covered in straw, stands out for the shape of its roof, typical of many Breton thatched cottages. Facing the Ellé River, it offers an enchanting panorama. The house is built of rubble stone, local schist and granite. It offers around 136sqm of living space as follows: Ground floor: entrance hall, separate wc, open kitchen with monumental, round, double-sided wood-burning stove, magnificently framed by 4 master beams, living/dining room with cathedral ceiling revealing the timber frame and upstairs passageway, bedroom with en-suite shower room and wc (with external access). First floor: a bedroom with en suite bathroom and wc (independent access possible via an outside stone staircase / north gable), another bedroom with en suite shower room and wc. Continuing on from the main house, and overlooking the mill and the river, two terraces have been installed. The larger of these features a bread/pizza oven, which will undoubtedly be a welcome addition on spring and summer evenings. This space provides an incredible view and perspective of this extraordinary natural setting. Adjoining the large terrace is a large 24m² shed with central heating. Two garages and a 55m² workshop. A woodshed of approx. 8m². Below the retaining wall at the entrance to the property: a large wooden shed measuring approx. 34m² on the ground (equipment storage). The mill, framed by two river diversion canals, is in need of restoration. The large wheel inside is remarkable, reflecting the history of this unique property and the mill's active contribution to the local economy. The building was inhabited until the early 2000s. All utilities have now been run to the inside of the building, awaiting the future owner to bring it back to life. First floor (approx. 80m²): living room with fireplace, toilet, large room with monumental wheel and wooden axle (second fireplace). First floor: mezzanine, 2 rooms under eaves. Two terraces open onto an outdoor living space overlooking the river. The land, approx. 18 acres (7.45 ha), comprises a large proportion of woods (over 12.35 acres / 5 ha) and fields (over 4.94 acres / 2 ha). The fields are free of rights. A well fed by river water. The GR 34 passes through the property. The Ellé is a river renowned for its abundance of fish. Cabinet LE NAIL - South Brittany- Mr Jean-Hervé DUPONT : +33 (0)2.43.98.20.20 Jean-Hervé DUPONT, Individual company, registered in the Special Register of Commercial Agents, under the number 847 740 214. We invite you to visit our website Cabinet Le Nail to browse our latest listings or learn more about this property.