Converted 16th water mill in 2 ha with pool + castle view.Haute Savoie

Beautifully restored house with annexes and outbuildings, bordered by a small river, with spring water and a natural pool.

From the immense 20000m2 garden you have views of neighbouring chateau of Lully.

You are in complete privacy with no overlooking houses or neighbours and a secured entrance gate and boundary fence.

The property is at the end of a lane, with no through traffic or visibility. The location of Lully is ideal for frontaliers with the train station of Perrignier 2KM away and then the Léman express train is a 30 mins ride to Geneva centre. Via the train network can be at Geneva airport within an hour, and is a 50km drive (48mins).

With its eco rating, its freshwater spring, potential to create a business within the grounds, and with low annual running costs.The garden artwork and items like lawnmowing tractors and tools also come with the property.

The nearest access to Lake Geneva (Lac Léman) is at Sciez-sur-Léman which is at 10 mins drive from the house.

Skiing is not far away either, 5KM to the nearest station

The property has a rural vibe but is equidistant between the market towns of Perrignier and Bons-en-Chablais, both are only a 5KM drive.

The 16th Century house itself has been fully and lovingly restored by its current owners using qualified specialist local artisans fully respecting the historic nature of the property.

With a stunning new roof and investment in natural insulation the house is warm and cosy in winter and light, airy and fresh in hotter months.

The house is spread over 3 floors linked with stunning spiral staircases and multiple lounge areas and spaces. The master bedroom has an ensuite bathroom and on the same level there is a second bedroom and a shower room. A large attic with beamed roof is on the top floor which could be used to create further bedrooms if needed. A bright kitchen with a range cooker and dining area.

From the kitchen there are steps to the main cellar where there is space for a huge wine collection, as well as the remains of the mill wheel itself.

The house is bright and airy, with double glazing throughout, including insect blinds for the warmer months.

Within the house you will see original architectural features which add to the charm and uniqueness of this historic property.

There is a large annex to the house, which could be linked to the house and could also be extended. Under this annex is the large double garage and several useful cellars.

On the land there are several outbuildings and a fully refurbished traditional ‘roulotte en bois’ which has been lovingly converted into a guest room with shower and is attached to utilities.

A rural property with the space for horses

Originally the grain mill of the Chateau