Arbin, Rhône 73800

Let's travel through the centuries where the paths of silk and paper crossed, arriving at the era of printing under Gutenberg in the 17th century. On these lands, the Carthusian monks left their mark on this place struck by history at the foot of Mont GRANIER by planting vines. These vineyards have become the essential wines of the 'Abymes and Apremont' appellations, which are much appreciated, but should be consumed in moderation. In this landscape, this old grain mill stands out on 459m2 of land, transformed into a paper mill (1987) by the master papermaker of the current premises, the passionate heir of 5 generations of printer-booksellers. You are an actor of this know-how. Let's imagine what happens next by pushing open the front door of this museum of approximately 276m2 of exhibition space with 80m2 of outbuildings and entering the grinding room with the wooden mallets, the place where paper pulp is manufactured, the presses, the old reconstituted printing workshop, then that of typography and then lithography, the bookbinder's workshop and then finishing in the shop of printed treasures. This paper mill is now waiting for a new hand to perpetuate this indelible know-how. We will continue to hear to lull us, the sound of the water wheel which will turn over time and for a long time to come. Please note that all manufacturing equipment transferred is included in the sale price. Details on the natural and technological framework around the property are available on the geohazard website. For any further information please contact: Mr Yoan ROULON tel. (RSAC de BOURG-EN BRESSE no 889 247 342), or Mr Patrick GIRET tel. (RSAC of BOURG-EN-BRESSE no 491 748 455).