Besançon, Franche-Comté 25000

Located at the end of a cul-de-sac in the Loue Valley, 25 minutes from Besanon, this former mill dating from 1856 extends over nearly 8 hectares of land, 6 hectares of which are fenced, crossed by a stream and decorated with a 650 sqm fishing pond. Facing south, it is surrounded by green hills and offers a peaceful environment. A true haven of tranquility for nature lovers. A stone building of character With a living area of 180 sqm, this stone residence combines charm and comfort. Accessible on one level, it is composed as follows: - On the ground floor: An entrance leads to a kitchen open to a bright living room. A small south-facing living room invites relaxation. A bedroom and a bathroom complete this level. - Upstairs: Three bedrooms, a shower room, as well as convertible attic space offering potential for expansion according to your wishes. - A full basement: this space includes a cellar, boiler room / gym area and a workshop, with direct access to the outside. The water supply is provided by a private source, benefiting from a water right, and supplemented by a very large capacity tank, guaranteeing water autonomy. Outside, the estate is a true green setting, where each space invites tranquility. It offers a 650 sqm fishing pond, a stream winding through the property, as well as a covered and heated swimming pool, opening onto a preserved landscape. Although nestled in the heart of nature, the property remains only 3 minutes from all essential amenities: shops, schools, colleges. A rare property on the market, which seduces as much by its preserved setting as by its authentic character, and perfectly adapted to the reception of animals (horses, sheep, ....) thanks to its already fenced grounds. Energy Class: D / Climate Class: D - Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, 2023: between 3450 euros and 4720 euros. (Subscription included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Gorisques website for the areas concerned. Benoit Chabod (Rsac: ):