Stone watermill
€375,000
5 bedroom House - 18,869m² land for sale in Tarn-et-Garonne, Midi-Pyrénées, France
Property Location: Midi-Pyrénées > Tarn-et-Garonne > Lacour
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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
FULL DESCRIPTION
A rare slice of Rustic Romance - A historic watermill with period charm and a touch of whimsy
Nestled in the rolling countryside of southwest France, just over an hour from Toulouse airport (but thankfully away from the crowds), lies this utterly alluring, lovingly restored, and gloriously authentic old stone watermill—and yes, the original mill workings are still intact and fully operational, should you fancy setting them in motion and creating your own artisan flour empire.
Spread over three enchanting levels, the ground floor houses the mill's fascinating inner workings, a veritable playground for history buffs. Ascending to the first and second floors, you'll discover an elegantly rustic dwelling featuring five bedrooms, two bathrooms, stone floors, beamed ceilings, and a large living room with a working fireplace big enough to roast a whole boar (or simply warm your toes in style).
Tastefully decorated with a blend of French country chic and antique charm, this is the kind of house that demands long lunches, wine by the fire, and a good novel in hand.
Outside, the property extends over just under two hectares of tranquil grounds, dotted with trees, bucolic views and a splendid dovecote, as well as a large barn, workshop and garage for those with more than one means of transport (or hobbies that require a lot of space).
All this serenity is just a five-minute drive from lively local villages, with cafes, shops, and those glorious French night markets where you can buy cheese, wine, and maybe even more cheese.
A truly unique piece, full of charm, history and character for a star.
- - Habitable Area: 198m² (2131 sqft)
- - Land: 18869m² (203104 sqft)
- 5 bedrooms
- - Price: €375,000 Agency Fees included
- - Price per m²: €1,894
- - Average price in the Tarn-et-Garonne : 1423 € /m²*
- - Region: Midi-Pyrénées
- - Department: Tarn-et-Garonne
FULL DESCRIPTION
A rare slice of Rustic Romance - A historic watermill with period charm and a touch of whimsy
Nestled in the rolling countryside of southwest France, just over an hour from Toulouse airport (but thankfully away from the crowds), lies this utterly alluring, lovingly restored, and gloriously authentic old stone watermill—and yes, the original mill workings are still intact and fully operational, should you fancy setting them in motion and creating your own artisan flour empire.
Spread over three enchanting levels, the ground floor houses the mill's fascinating inner workings, a veritable playground for history buffs. Ascending to the first and second floors, you'll discover an elegantly rustic dwelling featuring five bedrooms, two bathrooms, stone floors, beamed ceilings, and a large living room with a working fireplace big enough to roast a whole boar (or simply warm your toes in style).
Tastefully decorated with a blend of French country chic and antique charm, this is the kind of house that demands long lunches, wine by the fire, and a good novel in hand.
Outside, the property extends over just under two hectares of tranquil grounds, dotted with trees, bucolic views and a splendid dovecote, as well as a large barn, workshop and garage for those with more than one means of transport (or hobbies that require a lot of space).
All this serenity is just a five-minute drive from lively local villages, with cafes, shops, and those glorious French night markets where you can buy cheese, wine, and maybe even more cheese.
A truly unique piece, full of charm, history and character for a star.
Lacour-Midi-Pyrénées, Tarn-et-Garonne
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
LOCAL AREA
Tarn-et-Garonne is a department in the Languedoc-Roussillon-Midi-Pyrénées in South West France. It is named for the Tarn and Garonne rivers in the area. The capital of the department is Montauban which is about 50 km north of Toulouse. This is where the artist Ingres was born and you may see the town referred to as the pinkest of the pink towns. The economy of the department depends mainly on agriculture but there is also some industry, and it benefits from its proximity to Toulouse. To the south of the department, the town of Beaumont de Lomagne is famous for its garlic market.
https://www.tourisme-tarnetgaronne.fr
Seller
RefRowProperty Reference: WMC631-PS
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
France
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
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Seller
Property Reference: WMC631-PS
Wheeler Property Southwest FranceGrande Rue
47470 Beauville
Contact: Carol Ann Wheeler
Tel: +33 (0)5 53 47 92 30
Location : Tarn-et-Garonne
