Un Ancien Moulin Rénové Avec Des Dépendances Et Une Prairie Traversée Par Une Rivière, Niché Dans Un Environnement Calme

A renovated old mill with outhouses and a meadow through which a river flows, nestled in a calm backdrop in the Brie province of France’s Seine-et-Marne department. A gate leads onto a private driveway that runs alongside a meadow to the different buildings, which are set back and organised neatly. They stand around a large court, edged with burrstone buildings that are crowned with roofs of flat red tiles. The property was once a mill, then it was turned into a small factory that made lenses for glasses. In its structure and layout, the place has kept traces of the different chapters of its story. The main house is L-shaped. It has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. A corner tower capped with a pyramidal roof gives the home character. The elevations are made of pale rubble stone. Shutters of dark wood mark the many windows, which face south and west. On one side, an old single-storey building, now turned into a gîte, stands opposite a self-contained wellness space of the same size. There is also a neighbouring barn, which is connected to utilities. Beside the property’s entrance gate, there are two looseboxes and a saddle room on one side and a car shelter and storage spaces on the other side. The property enjoys absolute privacy and is nestled in a lush environment with a river that flows along its east edge, adding to the place’s calm character.
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