Located in the commune of Uzes, this exceptional 19th-century mansion (circa 1860) is steeped in local history and charm.

Uzes, the first duchy of France, is a renowned town with rich architectural heritage, restored under Andre Malraux’s cultural initiative. Once a center for silk production, the area is dotted with former mills and magnaneries (silk farms).

This property offers a rare chance to acquire a piece of that history, blending old-world grandeur with inspiring potential. The setting is peaceful, with a vast park bordered by the Alzon river, just moments from the heart of town.

General Layout
• Approx. 460 m2 of habitable space in 2 levels
• Former silk mill and master’s house from 1860
• Three independent apartments already renovated
• Two self-contained ground-floor apartments
• Grand stone staircase to 1st floor apartment with:
– Large reception areas
– 4 bedrooms
– Kitchen and dining room
– Bathrooms and utility areas
• Second staircase to a full-width attic with exposed beams
• Historic vaulted cellars and technical rooms in the basement

Outdoor & Grounds
• 5 100 m2 of beautifully wooded land with riverbank access
• South-facing facade with day-long sunlight
• Large, terraced garden and flat section with vehicle access
• Potential secondary access from lower garden level
• Charming bucolic setting, ideal for peaceful living

Additional Buildings
• Former silk production space (300 m2) with stargazing potential
• Workshop, garage, and Finnish sauna
• Two large industrial rooms in the old mill to convert (600 m2)
• 474 m2 of unrenovated lower ground level space
• Ideal for art studios, exhibition space, or further apartments

Technical Features
• Recent roof in perfect condition
• Updated electricity and plumbing
• Heat pump central heating
• Double glazed windows

Usage & Potential
• Suitable as a large private family residence
• Opportunity to develop additional apartments or creative spaces
• Rare chance to own a property of both historical and architectural value in Uzes