Reference: C5-4354
19th C. converted water mill for sale with three principal buildings and 200m of river bank, this property is designed today to offer separate accommodation for family and guests with large reception areas ideal for entertaining. Stunning views over the river and fields.
Within walking distance of all village amenities
Short drive to popular destinations in the Loire Valley
Despite its proximity to amenities, the property maintains a secluded and peaceful setting
Converted 19th C Water Mill Estate with outbuildings, pool, and Miller's Cottage
Nestled in the heart of a picturesque riverside village in the Loire Valley, this converted 19th-century water mill (which until the mid 1900s provided the flour for the local village and further afield) offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern living. With a secluded location yet close to local amenities, this impressive property provides a perfect retreat while being a short drive from one of the region's most popular destinations.
Property Details
Main Mill House: Approximately 660 sqm over four floors
Today the transformation that has been carried out combines the volumes afforded by this type of construction along with requirements for modern living and the result is superb.
Ground Floor:
Open space currently used as a games room, featuring some original mill mechanics
Double aspect room with central supporting columns
Enclosed storage/wine cellar
Access to the mill wheel room (wheel dimensions: 6m wide x 4m diameter)
First Floor:
Large open-plan artist studio
Large double bedroom with en-suite shower room
Walkway/bridge over the swimming pool linking to the silo/storage building's first floor
Second Floor:
Open-plan kitchen, dining, and sitting area with triple aspect views
Two double bedrooms, each with private en-suite shower rooms
Open stairway leading to the mezzanine
Third Floor:
Mezzanine with soft seating area
Open walkway to two additional double bedrooms with en-suite facilities
Storage room and roof/attic access
Miller’s Cottage: Approximately 220 sqm over two floors with 4 bedrooms. Converted at the same time as the main mill and has south facing views over the courtyard area, the river and fields beyond.
Ground Floor:
Open-plan kitchen and dining area with access to the rear conservatory
Storage and WC
Sitting room (22 sqm)
Bedroom (30 sqm) with en-suite bathroom, independent entrance, and fireplace
First Floor:
Three double bedrooms
Two bathrooms
Office area
Silo/Storage Building: Approximately 376 sqm over two floors
Ground Floor:
Access from the pool terrace, currently used for storage
Potential for various uses
Second Floor:
Access via the bridge/walkway over the pool from the first floor of the mill building
Converted into a cinema room and seven individual storage rooms but could easily be reconfigured into a different format as the internal walls are not load-bearing.
Grounds:
6000 sqm of private, gated land with mature trees and lawn areas and approximately 200m of riverbank with direct access for row boats or canoes
Charming outdoor Dining Area situated next to the former lavoir with stunning river views
There is a heated swimming Pool: 17m x 3m x 1.5m designed for exercise swimming, located between the mill and silo buildings with a charming terrace around the pool.
This estate offers diverse possibilities:
- Family residence with ample space for guests
- Venue for events and gatherings
- Tourist accommodation
- Potential for further development or reconfiguration of outbuildings
This converted water mill estate, with its historical significance and modern amenities, provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of French heritage in the beautiful Loire Valley.
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