Fixed price
£691,996
€800,000
Studio for sale28 Bis Quai De L'estuaire, 17120 Mortagne-Sur-Gironde, France
Unfurnished
About this property
Loft conversion
Stone Wall
Unique Flour Mill In The Heart Of A Charming Harbour In South Ouest France
We gladly present you this 3 floor natural stone factory with an Eiffel beamstructure, in the center of the port of Mortagne sur Gironde, Nouvelle Aquitaine, 17120 France, 90 km from Bordeaux, 50 km from Cognac, 110 km from La Rochelle..Planning permission has been granted for the creation of a commercial space on the ground floor, three flats on the first floor and three duplex flats on the second floor. A courtyard garden with an external lift shaft serving 2 buildings at the same time.The property benefits from an inner courtyard and each floor is overlooking the sailing boats dancing in a fabulous natural landscape..The architectural survey plans have been drawn up, planning permission obtained and the co-ownership regulations are ready. This building permit was the last to be issued at the port. Buildings of this type are no longer to be found anywhere in the region.
This development is not subject to co-ownership, and the commercial areas and flats are not subject to an ecd.
The Gironde estuary is one of the largest estuaries in Europe, and one of the richest in terms of biodiversity and diverse marine cultures. It has a special environmental and heritage identity.
Mortagne-sur-Gironde is a commune of 1,030 inhabitants in south-west France, on the right bank of the Gironde estuary. It boasts a variety of landscapes, both shaped by the estuary and by man. Mortagne, a former principality that was constantly coveted, developed from ancient times thanks to the advantages of its environment. Its port, one of the main ports on the Gironde estuary, was a key factor in its commercial development, before becoming a major tourist attraction.
The town is divided into two distinct areas: The old town (or upper town), which stands on mighty thirty-metre-high cliffs, known as ‘dead’ cliffs because they are no longer washed by the waves of the estuary, but stand back in the middle of the land, leaving vast marshy areas, punctuated by reed beds and criss-crossed by canals, offering a wealth of marsh vegetation.
This part of the town is organised around its church and a few shopping streets, while the port below (also known as the lower town or ‘La Rive’) is lined with former flour mills. Some of the houses have been converted into bars, restaurants and shops, making this part of the town an active economic hub in the summer months.
The rest of the area is mainly made up of forests and a vast plateau rich in limestone, home to intense mixed farming (maize, wheat, oats, sunflowers, as well as vines used to produce famous eaux-de-vies, cognac and pineau des Charentes), which is still one of the commune's strong points today.
Mortagne has preserved a strong heritage and still boasts many remains from the Christian era, making it an atypical and authentic village that attracts many visitors every year. Its history and location make it a stronghold of the villages of the estuary.
We gladly present you this 3 floor natural stone factory with an Eiffel beamstructure, in the center of the port of Mortagne sur Gironde, Nouvelle Aquitaine, 17120 France, 90 km from Bordeaux, 50 km from Cognac, 110 km from La Rochelle..Planning permission has been granted for the creation of a commercial space on the ground floor, three flats on the first floor and three duplex flats on the second floor. A courtyard garden with an external lift shaft serving 2 buildings at the same time.The property benefits from an inner courtyard and each floor is overlooking the sailing boats dancing in a fabulous natural landscape..The architectural survey plans have been drawn up, planning permission obtained and the co-ownership regulations are ready. This building permit was the last to be issued at the port. Buildings of this type are no longer to be found anywhere in the region.
This development is not subject to co-ownership, and the commercial areas and flats are not subject to an ecd.
The Gironde estuary is one of the largest estuaries in Europe, and one of the richest in terms of biodiversity and diverse marine cultures. It has a special environmental and heritage identity.
Mortagne-sur-Gironde is a commune of 1,030 inhabitants in south-west France, on the right bank of the Gironde estuary. It boasts a variety of landscapes, both shaped by the estuary and by man. Mortagne, a former principality that was constantly coveted, developed from ancient times thanks to the advantages of its environment. Its port, one of the main ports on the Gironde estuary, was a key factor in its commercial development, before becoming a major tourist attraction.
The town is divided into two distinct areas: The old town (or upper town), which stands on mighty thirty-metre-high cliffs, known as ‘dead’ cliffs because they are no longer washed by the waves of the estuary, but stand back in the middle of the land, leaving vast marshy areas, punctuated by reed beds and criss-crossed by canals, offering a wealth of marsh vegetation.
This part of the town is organised around its church and a few shopping streets, while the port below (also known as the lower town or ‘La Rive’) is lined with former flour mills. Some of the houses have been converted into bars, restaurants and shops, making this part of the town an active economic hub in the summer months.
The rest of the area is mainly made up of forests and a vast plateau rich in limestone, home to intense mixed farming (maize, wheat, oats, sunflowers, as well as vines used to produce famous eaux-de-vies, cognac and pineau des Charentes), which is still one of the commune's strong points today.
Mortagne has preserved a strong heritage and still boasts many remains from the Christian era, making it an atypical and authentic village that attracts many visitors every year. Its history and location make it a stronghold of the villages of the estuary.
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