For sale by owner
Authentic watermill with river and luxuriant garden
in the heart of the Aronde valley, near Compiègne, 1 hour from the gates of Paris

moulin proche compiegne oise

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Located in Moyenneville,
in the Oise department, in the Hauts-de-France region...
Authentic watermill (with its wheel in good condition) located in a haven of greenery, surrounded by trees, in a peaceful environment without any nuisance, a few minutes’ walk from the village.
The mill, carefully rehabilitated, offers a living area of 191m² arranged over 2 levels, with notably large living rooms open to the outside and 5 bedrooms upstairs. It also has a garage and an attic with insulated mezzanine.
The whole is set on a vast enclosed plot of land of 8,600m², planted with trees, with watercourse (mill channel of the Aronde river, tributary of the Oise on the right bank and sub-tributary of the Seine). The luxuriant garden, together with the trees and the watercourse, creates a bucolic setting that underlines the timeless charm of this property.
Moyenneville is located 82km north of Paris (from Porte de la Chapelle), 45km east of Beauvais and 18km west of Compiègne.
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Total living area of the property : 191m²
(Excluding ground floor of the former mill, attic (mezzanine + loft) and garage)

Ground floor
Living areas
66m²
Living room with insert fireplace
25m²
Dining room open to the living room 24m²
Kitchen area open to the dining room 8m²
Entrance 7m²
Separate toilet 2m²
Ground floor
Non-living areas
60m²
Ground floor of the former mill (mechanism) with storeroom
(access from the kitchen and outside)
(large storage area)
40m²
Garage 20m²
Ground floor plan
Ground floor plan
Floor
125m²
Bedroom 1
(which can be fitted out as master suite, home office, second living room...)
with access to the mezzanine then to the loft)
46m²
Bedroom 2 10m²
Bedroom 3 17m²
Bedroom 4 with mirror wardrobe 15m²
Bedroom 5 11m²
Bathroom / Toilet 8m²
Corridor + Landing 18m²
Floor plan
Floor plan
Attic
91m²
Mezzanine (insulated storage space meeting standards)
with access from bedroom 1
12m²
Unconverted loft 79m²
Insulated mezzanine
Attic plan
Attic plan
Other surfaces

Enclosed plot of land, planted with trees
with watercourse (mill channel of the Aronde river, tributary of the Oise on the right bank and sub-tributary of the Seine)
8,600m²
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Moyenneville is a village located 82km north of Paris (from Porte de la Chapelle), 45km east of Beauvais and 18km west of Compiègne.
The property is located in a haven of greenery, surrounded by trees, a few minutes’ walk from the village.
Moyenneville
Moyenneville in its environment
A location in a preserved environment, by the water, without any nuisance
The property is located at the northern exit of the village of Moyenneville, in the heart of a green setting.
  • For daily shopping, Moyenneville and the neighbouring communes – including in particular La Neuville-Roy (5 minutes by car) and Estrées-Saint-Denis (10 minutes) – provide essential services (the village of Moyenneville is accessible in a few minutes on foot). For specialised shops and a wide range of services, Compiègne, 20 minutes by car, is the main commercial, administrative, medical and cultural centre of the area.
  • The nursery and primary schools are in Moyenneville, allowing children to attend school until the end of the elementary cycle. The secondary school and the high school are in Estrées-Saint-Denis, with school transport services facilitating journeys.
  • The nearest station is Wacquemoulin (4 minutes by car or 30 minutes on foot from the house), offering convenient access to TER lines to Compiègne and Amiens (7 trains per day). For faster connections, Compiègne station allows you to reach Paris in less than one hour and also connects to the main regional cities.
  • The commune also has easy road access thanks to the proximity of the RN31, allowing you to quickly reach Compiègne, Beauvais or the A1 motorway towards Paris and Lille.
Moyenneville charms with its peaceful atmosphere, where time seems to flow with the seasons and the cultivated fields. The village fits harmoniously into the agricultural landscape of the Plateau Picard, while remaining close to more dynamic towns such as Estrées-Saint-Denis or Compiègne. Between preserved nature, open horizons and discreet but charming heritage, the area offers a gentle and serene quality of life, ideal for those who appreciate calm without giving up essential amenities.
The attractions of the Oise
The attractions of the Oise
In the heart of a department of multiple contrasts and numerous natural riches
The Oise, the non-Parisian department closest to the capital, stands out for its unique identity, both rural and historical, where vast agricultural landscapes and remarkable architectural heritage mingle. It invites you to discover its picturesque villages, its majestic forests and its living traditions, with notably:
  • its famous forests, such as those of Compiègne and Chantilly, real green settings suitable for walking and hiking;
  • the natural riches of the ponds of the peat bogs (8 ponds on 25 hectares) and of Mont Sainte-Hélène, ideal for relaxation and fishing;
  • prestigious castles, from Pierrefonds to Chantilly, witnesses of a royal and seigneurial history;
  • dynamic towns such as Beauvais, Compiègne or Senlis, with preserved and lively old centres;
  • peaceful and authentic villages, where time seems suspended, with in particular Gerberoy, labelled among the most beautiful villages of France;
  • local gastronomy, where local products, Picard specialities and refined culinary traditions meet;
  • villages and craftsmen, who preserve traditional know-how and reveal the authenticity and cultural richness of the department.
Between varied landscapes and rich heritage, this territory unfolds an art of living where nature and culture respond to each other with harmony. Villages, forests and fields offer a soothing setting, while castles, museums and historical sites tell centuries of history and traditions.
The proximity of Normandy also makes it possible to easily enjoy its coasts, its landscapes and its traditions, adding an additional dimension to the attractions of this territory and inviting to extend the discovery beyond the limits of the department.
Compiègne
Compiègne
Another asset: the proximity of Compiègne (about twenty minutes by car), city of history and education
Only a few kilometres from Moyenneville, Compiègne attracts with its unique charm, where historical heritage and intellectual dynamism coexist in perfect symbiosis. The city, former royal city, reveals its rich heritage through its majestic castle, its old streets and its museums, witnesses of a fascinating history that extends over several centuries.

The city also stands out for its university centre, which attracts each year many students and researchers.
The University of Technology of Compiègne (UTC) and its associated institutions contribute to the vitality of the city, creating a stimulating and innovative environment, while promoting cultural diversity and intellectual exchanges. This academic presence also energises local life, with conferences, workshops, symposiums and scientific events open to the public.

Compiègne also offers an intense cultural life, with concerts, exhibitions, festivals and shows that enliven its streets and emblematic places throughout the year. Libraries, media libraries and resource centres complete this panorama, making the city a place where knowledge, creativity and heritage meet naturally.

This proximity thus allows Moyenneville to combine the calm and sweetness of the Picard countryside with quick access to a university, cultural and lively city. The balance between rural serenity and urban dynamism makes this area a particularly attractive place to live, where heritage, culture and knowledge meet with elegance and naturalness.
Highlights:
  • Former watermill (with its wheel in good condition)
  • Peaceful and green environment (the property is surrounded by pastures, woods and former watercress beds) / No nuisance
  • Internet by fibre optic
  • Alarm
  • Great potential for customisation
  • 1 hour by car from Paris (from Porte de la Chapelle)
Aronde river
The Aronde river takes its source at Montiers, in the Oise. 26.4km long, it crosses notably Moyenneville before joining the Oise at Clairoix, then, through its course, the Seine.
Year of construction:
1860
Annual amount of the tax "taxe foncière":
€ 1,074
Type of heating:
Central heating by gas + wood fireplace with insert
Rating procedures:
DPE rating
GES rating
€ 430,000
The measurements and layouts provided on this site have been made with the utmost care; however, plans, dimensions, and arrangements are for reference only and are not contractual.
Contact :
Olivier DE MASSY
07 44 44 50 32
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