Moulin Sartier is located in the valley of the Lizonne, the river that separates the Charente from the Dordogne. Although the mill, as it can be visited today, dates from the early 20th century, it has a very long history. Visits by appointment only, on Saturday from 10am to midday (from June 15 to September 15). 2 water mills: millstones - An old 14th century mill, which used to be a paper mill in the 17th century, and then was turned into a wheat mill in the 18th century. Nowadays this mill produces walnut oil. - A flourmill with cylinders built in the early 20th century and which makes wheat flour. Flour and walnut oil for sale at the shop. The Moulin Sartier provides wheat for the local bakery 'Boulangerie du Moulin Sartier' in Salles-Lavalette village.
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Closed Saturday and Sunday.



