For sale...
- Workshop on the Ground Floor
now occupied by Atelier Carton Noir
Sold - 1: Ground Floor Apartment
with street- and courtyard-side openings, light-well, 838 sq. ft.
For sale - 2: 1st Floor Apartment on the Street Side
with street- and courtyard-side openings, light-well, 1,016 sq. ft.
For sale - 3: 1st Floor Apartment on the Courtyard side
with courtyard-side openings, light-well, 871 sq. ft.
For sale - 4: 2nd Floor Apartment
with street- and courtyard-side openings, light-well, top-of-tower mezzanine, 1,453 sq. ft.
Sold - 4: 3rd Floor terrace of the 2nd Floor Apartmennt
at the top of the Tower, with private access
Sold - 5: Courtyard-side Private Apartment
not for sale - Tower Commons
provide access to Apartments #2 and #4,
The Watermill House was built during the late 18th and early 19th centuries and used to be a wood-cutting and assembly workshop. It is the very last building in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue where the paddle wheel is mounted directly on the front wall. It is being completely renovated; 2 apartments were already sold, and 3 apartments are now for sale Internal layouts for each lot can be adjusted by the buyers and are provided here as typical and logical, but not necessarily final.
2 A street-side first-floor (US second floor) apartment
is 94m2 (1,016sq ft), with openings on both the street and the courtyard
(South side). Its access is via the Tower entrance and the stone staircase.
Layout includes a large family room (kitchen, dining and living room), one
bathroom, separate water closet, two bedrooms
This apartment is for sale. (yellow on floor plan)
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3 A courtyard-facing first floor (US second floor) apartment
is 81m2 (871sq ft). Its access is through the Tower entrance, across the
courtyard and a modern steel staircase. Layout includes a family room
(kitchen, dining and living room), one bathroom, separate water closet, two
bedrooms.
This apartment is for sale. (light blue on floor plan).
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4 The second-floor (US 3rd floor) apartment is 138m2
(1,485 sq ft) with street and courtyard openings. Its access is via the Tower entrance and the stone staircase. This apartment is on 2 levels (duplex); the top level on the third floor (US 4th floor) includes a 19m2 (204 sq ft) covered terrace at the top of the Tower, with a 360 degree view of the Lycee rooftops, the former hospital, the Autheman street Temple and of the Mount Ventoux
further on the horizon. Layout includes a large family room of 80m2 (864 sq fr): kitchen, dining
and living room, under high ceilings (up to 4,80m or 15.5'). Two bathrooms, separate water closet, three bedrooms, one
of which with direct bathroom access, 24m2 (258 sq ft) mezzanine room,
covered terrace. This apartment is outlined in red on the 2nd
floor plan.
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E The former wood workshop on the ground floor, is 122 m2 (1,313 sq ft) and located right behind the wheel. A narrow and shallow water path (which was used during the 19th century to bypass the canal and allow for maintenance of the wheel) can be seen from inside the space, along 5 meters (15 ft) right behind the front wall, through a glass floor. A central patio going all the way to the rooftop brings in natural light. This lot was sold to artist Cecile Chappuis for her Carton Noir workshop. (in dark blue on the floor plan)
1 The ground-floor (US first floor) apartment is 71 m2 (761 sq ft) with openings on both the street and the courtyard (South side). The Sorgue will be entirely visible on the street side as the concrete top covering it today will be removed. Its access is via the Tower entrance. Its layout includes a family room (kitchen, dining and living room), one bathroom, separate water closet, one bedroom . This apartment is for sale. (in violet on the floor plan) See pictures
Each space has its own 21.5 sq.ft. storage room on the ground-floor.
The structural renovation is carried out with top craftsmanship standards, including traditional lime coatings, wood or steel double-pane window frames, double insulation of all outside walls, new roofing.
