In the heart of the Grand Morin valley, this architect-designed house of approximately 260 m², renovated from an old barn, is set on a landscaped plot of nearly 2 hectares.
Sheltered from view and outside the flood zone, this character property enjoys a privileged natural environment, enhanced by the presence of a registered mill with 1,500 m² of floor space, offering rare potential for l
In the heart of the Grand Morin valley, this architect-designed house of approximately 260 m², renovated from an old barn, is set on a landscaped plot of nearly 2 hectares.
Sheltered from view and outside the flood zone, this character property enjoys a privileged natural environment, enhanced by the presence of a registered mill with 1,500 m² of floor space, offering rare potential for large-scale projects.
The entrance opens onto a cathedral hall with generous volumes, highlighted by a marble staircase and artistic ironwork. The living room, about 56 m², reveals a warm atmosphere thanks to its carved wooden fireplace and stones from the former Templar commandery on site. Exposed beams, a wood-paneled office, alcoves, and stained glass windows harmoniously structure the spaces. The fitted kitchen, complemented by a laundry room and restrooms, is arranged for functionality.
The ground floor also includes a master suite with dressing room and bathroom, as well as two bedrooms with a shared bathroom. Upstairs, a landing overlooks the entrance and leads to a second master suite with dressing room and bathroom, and a 43 m² workshop with restrooms, easily adaptable to needs.
A full basement with garage accessible from the street completes the property, particularly suitable for a car collection.
The wooded park stands out for the diversity of its trees: birches, maples, maritime pines, poplars, and magnolias create a green and peaceful setting centered around the river and its millrace. The mill, spread over five levels, offers a unique rehabilitation opportunity. The existing turbine, to be renovated, combined with the water rights, paves the way for energy autonomy.
Close to amenities, schools, and transport routes, this property offers a balance between country living and accessibility.
This atypical property, with high development potential, is suitable both as a primary residence and for tourism or event activities.
ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B Annual energy expenses for standard use, based on indexed energy prices over recent years (subscription included), range between €3,850 and €5,250 per year.
Information on risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website.
Contact: Elvire de la MARTINIERE - [hidden information] RSAC: 800 930 232 MEAUX Elvire DE LA MARTINIERE (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - MEAUX. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/