In Sorèze, nestled against the Montagne Noire and bordered by the peaceful course of the Sor, this historic mill offers 350 sqm of living space in a rare natural and heritage setting. This former 17th-century water mill seduces with its preserved character and bucolic atmosphere.

Passionately restored, the property combines rustic and authentic features: stone walls, terracotta floors, exposed beams, and touches of color that punctuate the spaces and give them a warm and unique character. Every detail pays homage to the history of the place, with the millstone room, the exposed gears, and even the millrace, a living vestige of the past. The house offers several comfortable suites with private bathrooms, a shared kitchen, and multiple common areas bathed in light.

Outside, the vast, wooded and flowered grounds invite you to relax, between games of ping-pong in the shade of the large cedar tree and moments of contemplation by the water’s edge.

This property, which can be used as a bed and breakfast or gîte, opens up multiple possibilities: tourist exploitation or reinvention as a private residence of character. Located at the foot of the Montagne Noire, the mill is surrounded by tourist attractions such as the lake of Saint-Ferréol, the Riquet channel, the sources of the Canal du Midi, the Abbey-School of Sorèze and the Dom Robert museum.

The site is also close to the oppidum of Berniquaut, popular with hikers. A place where heritage combines with the present, for lovers of authenticity and nature.

Shops, schools, transport: 3 min by car

Castres-Mazamet Airport: 35 min (daily lines to Paris)

Revel: 8 min

Castres: 30 min

Toulouse: 1 hour

ENERGY CLASS: E / CLIMATE CLASS: D Estimated average annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between EUR8,210 and EUR11,150

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