Description:

Idyllic property situated small watermill on 5.3 hectares of (organic) of land including (3 Hectares woodland) in the Gers

Surrounded by its 5.3 hectares of (organic) land (3 Hectares woodland) and 3 nice terraces you will relax completely with the sound of the waterflow and the song of all the birds living in peace with nature.

It is a nicely renovated small mill with the possibility of renting a part of it as a gite. The living is spacious and luminous because of the big windows. In the corner an open kitchen. The woodburner is capable of warming the living an the surrounded rooms.

It is a dream to sit on the terrace in front of the mill, drinking your glass of wine, overlooking the small stone bridge that brings you to the meadow where you will find the workshop. The meadow has a separate entrance.

Living Surface 160 m2
Rooms 6
Bedroom 2
Levels 2
Bathrooms 2
Year of construction 1813
In good condition
View Garden
Exposition South
Heating Wood
Wooden window frames
Sanitation Individual
Kitchen Equipped
Unfurnished
Several parking spaces
Tax Fonciere 180 euros a year

The department of Gers is often described by those who know France as an excellent area to visit, if not the best area of France for Brits who want to relocate. It is not over-run however and indeed, the department has a diverse array of assets to discover, some of them are obvious; the rolling countryside, very mild climate, the Pyrenees mountains, whilst others remain more subtle like the hearty food, local culture, street markets and Gascon traditions. Foreigners often refer to the area as Gascony, referring to the former French province.

The department is generally an agricultural area where the local gastronomy is highly regarded by both French nationals and foreign expats. The most cultivated crops in Gers are Colza, Grain, Sunflowers and Corn. Some of the older locals may speak a Gascon patois, but its usage remains in decline among the younger generations. The largest Gersoise towns in terms of number of inhabitants are Auch, Condom and Fleurance but even these are not overly large.

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