A watermill dating from 1753 stands directly on the River Rippach. It was built by Franz Stöckchen, remained in operation until 1968 and has been a listed building since 13 June 2016. The building is unrenovated.
Elements of the former milling equipment and original building fabric dating back more than 270 years have been preserved. The property offers the possibility of combining living, working and keeping animals in one place, while giving the existing buildings a new use.
Behind the mill is a garden that has developed over several decades, with mature trees, historic walls and direct access to the River Rippach.
Location
Rippach lies between Leipzig and Weißenfels, within the town of Lützen. Schools, shops, medical services, pharmacies and other everyday amenities are available in Lützen and Weißenfels.
The Rippachtal motorway interchange (A9/A38) is nearby, providing connections to Leipzig, Halle, Berlin, Dresden, Erfurt and Munich.
Distances
- Lützen: 7 km
- Weißenfels: 10 km
- Bad Dürrenberg: 10 km
- A38: 6–8 km
- A9: 7–9 km
- Rippachtal motorway interchange: 7–9 km
- Leipzig: 30 km
- Halle (Saale): 30 km
All information contained in the property particulars has been prepared by Busch Immobilien GmbH to the best of its knowledge and based on information provided by the seller. The stated floor areas are approximate. Busch Immobilien GmbH accepts no liability in principle. Errors and prior sale reserved.
