Köp: Hus (14000)

In the Calvados area, near Caen, a 15th century mill and farmhouse to be renovated, with outbuildings, enclosed courtyard, 4 hectares of meadow and a river. From a small road leading from the church of Saint-Ouen de Rots in the old village, a tarmac lane between a grove and pastureland for horses leads to the Moulin de Vauculey, which probably dates back to the 15th century. The building is typical of the style seen in the plains around Caen, renowned for their rivers as well as rich soil, and it was once a wheat mill. The buildings are set out in a square layout, enclosed by four walls. A branch of the Mue river flows past one of the gables. The façade of the main house is now cladded with cement, covering the original stonework. To the left, you can reach the river that once drove the mill's waterwheel, via a building that was previously a pigsty. To the right, there are two barns with exposed stonework and roof frame. Opposite the main house, a stone building is in a state of partial collapse. A wooden gate closes the access to these buildings. The farm is surrounded by woods. The horses' meadow spreads over 2 hectares. There is also a former bakery, which is now abandoned, on the edge of the woods.