£203,341
(€112/sq. ft)
€240,000
5 bed villa for saleLe Grand-Lucé, Sarthe, Pays De La Loire
5 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
2,142 sq. ft
About this property
0-2 km to amenities
Garden
Terrace
Pellet burner
Hamlet property
Woodburner(s)
Barns - outbuildings
Garage
Detached
Character property
Electric Heaters
High speed internet
Individual
Habitable
Lake
This character property comprises the original watermill and adjoining miller's house, offering flexible accommodation for family living, multi-generational occupation, guest accommodation or a tourism project.
The watermill retains exposed beams, stone walls and its remarkable original milling machinery, making it a unique home for lovers of industrial heritage and period character. Comfortable as it is, there remains scope for further enhancement.
Ground floor
Impressive 42.26 m2 living room incorporating the original millstones, gears and mechanisms; heated conservatory (14.74 m2) overlooking the gardens and waterways; kitchen (9.76 m2); corridor; shower room; separate WC.
First floor
Bedroom 1 (19.62 m2); Bedroom 2 (16.25 m2); landing; washroom; separate WC.
Second floor
Attic bedroom (22.12 m2 floor area).
The adjoining miller's house provides comfortable independent accommodation, ideal for family, guests or a self-contained gîte, while still offering scope for updating.
Ground floor
Entrance hall; 37.70 m2 living room with wood-burning stove; kitchen (9.29 m2); shower room; utility/store room; boiler room.
First floor
Bedroom 4 (14.12 m2 floor area); Bedroom 5 (16.50 m2 floor area); Bedroom 6 (9.67 m2 floor area); family bathroom; landing; separate WC.
Outbuildings & grounds
A range of useful outbuildings complements the property, including a 40 m2 chalet, 11.5 m2 workshop, 15 m2 lean-to, 15.4 m2 outbuilding and 3.5 m2 store, providing excellent storage, workshop space or potential for a variety of uses.
Set in almost one hectare of mature grounds, the property is crossed by the mill race, which feeds a picturesque pond and creates a tranquil waterside setting. Mature trees, lawns and terraces offer plenty of space to relax, entertain and enjoy the surrounding wildlife.
The property benefits from a compliant individual drainage system installed in 2022, predominantly double glazing, recent plumbing improvements, a pellet boiler and fireplace in the mill and a wood-burning stove in the miller's house. The mill has a slate roof, while the miller's house has a tiled roof, with the rear section requiring renovation.
Combining history, character and an idyllic waterside setting, Le Moulin de la Bulassière is a truly unique property with exceptional potential. Early viewing is highly recommended.
The watermill retains exposed beams, stone walls and its remarkable original milling machinery, making it a unique home for lovers of industrial heritage and period character. Comfortable as it is, there remains scope for further enhancement.
Ground floor
Impressive 42.26 m2 living room incorporating the original millstones, gears and mechanisms; heated conservatory (14.74 m2) overlooking the gardens and waterways; kitchen (9.76 m2); corridor; shower room; separate WC.
First floor
Bedroom 1 (19.62 m2); Bedroom 2 (16.25 m2); landing; washroom; separate WC.
Second floor
Attic bedroom (22.12 m2 floor area).
The adjoining miller's house provides comfortable independent accommodation, ideal for family, guests or a self-contained gîte, while still offering scope for updating.
Ground floor
Entrance hall; 37.70 m2 living room with wood-burning stove; kitchen (9.29 m2); shower room; utility/store room; boiler room.
First floor
Bedroom 4 (14.12 m2 floor area); Bedroom 5 (16.50 m2 floor area); Bedroom 6 (9.67 m2 floor area); family bathroom; landing; separate WC.
Outbuildings & grounds
A range of useful outbuildings complements the property, including a 40 m2 chalet, 11.5 m2 workshop, 15 m2 lean-to, 15.4 m2 outbuilding and 3.5 m2 store, providing excellent storage, workshop space or potential for a variety of uses.
Set in almost one hectare of mature grounds, the property is crossed by the mill race, which feeds a picturesque pond and creates a tranquil waterside setting. Mature trees, lawns and terraces offer plenty of space to relax, entertain and enjoy the surrounding wildlife.
The property benefits from a compliant individual drainage system installed in 2022, predominantly double glazing, recent plumbing improvements, a pellet boiler and fireplace in the mill and a wood-burning stove in the miller's house. The mill has a slate roof, while the miller's house has a tiled roof, with the rear section requiring renovation.
Combining history, character and an idyllic waterside setting, Le Moulin de la Bulassière is a truly unique property with exceptional potential. Early viewing is highly recommended.
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