Former fulling mill, riverside south of Toulouse

Near Montesquieu-Volvestre, this former fulling mill, dating back to 1723, stands out as a true gem of unique real estate.
Once used for threshing flax, this brick and Garonne river pebble building offers spacious rooms, complemented by large terraces, a swimming pool, and a verdant setting. The interior reveals distinctive architecture where heritage meets modern comfort.

The spaces can be divided into two separate living areas, making it ideal for a bed and breakfast with strong potential. The layout includes two inviting living rooms, a beautiful, light-filled veranda, and two welcoming kitchens.
A third living room, opening directly onto the river, is enhanced by a period fireplace. The sleeping quarters, finished with wood and authentic materials, comprise six comfortable bedrooms and six bathrooms or shower rooms.

The carefully preserved period mechanisms lend a unique character to this building, heated by a pellet boiler or cooled by ducted air conditioning.

The exterior offers an exceptional natural setting, soothed by the river flowing over the still-standing remains of the mill. Relaxation is enjoyed around the 9 x 4 meter swimming pool with its built-in roller cover and the hydrotherapy spa.

The property is also environmentally conscious, equipped with twenty solar panels, a compliant micro-wastewater treatment plant, and a working well.

The immediate surroundings ensure absolute peace and privacy. This rare property redefines the standards of character real estate with all modern comforts. Immersing oneself in this preserved environment allows one to appreciate its full authenticity and undeniable charm.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr.