Restored Mill Building/Gite Complex

The house comprises;

A basement of cellars used for garden equipment storage, bikes, tools etc

Ground floor, elevated above the cellars and with parquet flooring and with recent and neutral decoration..

Entrance from the road side to a spacious hallway leading to an independent living room, kitchenette, bedroom and shower room/toilet. Second entrance from the garden side leading to a TV/games room and a bedroom, then onto a very spacious open plan kitchen and dining room, a shower room and toilet.

An independent apartment comprising living room with corner kitchen, two bedrooms and a shower room with toilet.

Upper floor:Rooms floored in parquet and with recent and neutral decoration.

Independent apartment with four bedrooms, shower room, toilet and entrance hallway.

Project area; 7 rooms still to be developed to habitable condition. Some work has started.

Attics: There are three sections of attics, all suitable to convert to additional habitable area. The attics are all floored with parquet.

The garden is at the sides and rear of the property and is not overlooked by neighbours. You will find a large elevated terrace giving views across the garden and field beyond to the River Armancon. You can gain access to the River by walking through the field. There is a second section of garden which is enclosed by mature planting giving privacy from the rest of the garden.

Under the mill house, a branch of the river runs through a part of the cellar where the mill stone would have been located.

Outbuildings consist of a barn of 70m2 and a garage of 90m2. These building are constructed in stone and oak beams.

The Mill used to have its own power installation. Although dismantled, there still is the possibility of installing a turbine to allow you to generate your own electricity.

The property offers many opportunities to operate as a business with private habitable sections including a garden available for the owners.

A file on the environment risks for this property is available at first demand. It can also be found by looking up the village on this website georisques.gouv.fr