13th-century mill to renovate, 500 m² in Hérault

At the gateway to the Larzac plateau, this medieval grain mill bears witness to a past stretching back to Gallo-Roman times. Built in the 13th century, the ensemble has been restored and now offers 500 m² of habitable space spread across three levels, complemented by three vaulted cellars in the basement. An adjoining apartment of 90 m² awaits renovation.

The estate comprises numerous outbuildings: five fitted bedrooms, four former stables converted into guest accommodation, a spacious reception hall of 250 m² housed in the historic stables, a fitness room, a former gardener's workshop of 45 m², and two garages. The whole lends itself to various hospitality or residential uses.

The property extends over 12 hectares, including a landscaped park of 1.4 hectares graced with an historic pond. Agricultural land completes the holding. A river borders the estate with pumping rights. Located 45 minutes from Montpellier and close to motorway access, this character property offers both tranquillity and accessibility.