A 16th Century Watermill With 740m² Of Liveable Floor Area And A Right To Harness The River

A 16th-century watermill with 740m² of liveable floor area and a right to harness the river, nestled in France’s Valois province, an hour from Paris. The property lies by a small river and faces a vast meadow. It is in a lush environment but also in the heart of a village. The plot’s entrance is an old, straight wrought-iron gate framed between two imposing limestone pillars. The estate includes a 16th-century watermill and a 19th-century residence that adjoin each other. The juxtaposition of these buildings, as well as the materials, construction periods and decorative features all add to the place’s unique character. At the back, there are two large outhouses, which protect the garden while creating a cosy, soothing atmosphere with the presence of river water.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/