At an altitude of 230m, on the site of an old mill, journeymen and craftsmen took it in turns to rebuild this little architectural gem.
Purely the fruit of one man’s passion, this mill was built using the finest materials available, and is virtually energy self-sufficient in the middle of nature.
Over more than a hectare of land, a 360-degree panorama opens up over the Quercy countryside, giving the impression of being at the end of the world.
Right from the entrance, with its traditional double doors, the kitchen welcomes you with its curved oak units, slate sink and magnificent stone floor.
A brick basement leads to a shower room with wc and a utility room.
A staircase of Dordogne limestone leads to the first floor, with its ash floor and a fireplace that replicates the one used by millers.
On the second floor, the travertine floor, brickwork and oak framework combine perfectly to create a bedroom with a superb view.
On the top floor, a round library is reminiscent of the mills’ rack and pinion, and its douglas framing was created by a bell tower specialist.
An underground bunker houses the generator, fed by an underground gas tank, and a rainwater tank, which is itself recovered and filtered.
Connections for solar panels are planned, with prior agreement required.

Heating and hot water are provided by convector radiators and a gas-fired boiler.
For a self-sufficient hermit’s life, a novelist, a holiday home or unusual accommodation, this mill could make your wildest dreams come true.

New condition / Sanitation up to standard / Insulated roof / Lightning conductor / Water recuperator and filter / Electricity supply
Rainwater collector and filter / Generator / Underground gas tank

ENERGY CLASS D / CLIMATE CLASS D
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices in 2021: between €950 and €1,320.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr