An 18th Century Mill With Full Water Rights On 3.8 Hectare Grounds, In The Bourbonnaise

An 18th-century mill with full water rights on 3.8-hectare grounds, in the Bourbonnaise Combraille countryside. Located along the edge of a forest, at the juncture of two streams, the property features a pair of two-storey parallel dwellings – the former mill and the miller’s dwelling – whose plaster-coated exteriors are highlighted by sandstone window/door surrounds and topped with small flat tile roofs. Set back from the dwellings, which extend from east to west, a cowshed/barn, a summer cottage and an agricultural building with a chicken coop are also scattered around the property.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/