luxury house with terrace for sale Poligny, France

Located just a stone’s throw from Arbois, in the heart of the Jura vineyards and the highly sought-after Golden Triangle, this characterful house offers the ideal layout for a new lifestyle venture or an already established guest accommodation business. The property features five suites in total, including one on the ground floor, complemented by two additional bedrooms situated in the private living area. The property is equally suited to comfortable family living or to operating as a structured tourist accommodation business. The living areas include, amongst other things, a licensed wine bar and a wine cellar, providing a genuine space for entertaining and socialising, perfectly suited to hosting guests or events. The existing guesthouse business enjoys sustainable operations and an established client base. A takeover of the business can be envisaged with support from the current manager, ensuring a smooth and secure transition. Outside, the unspoilt natural setting offers a peaceful and sought-after environment, directly linked to the region’s tourist and gastronomic attractions, notably the Jura vineyards and iconic local produce such as Comté cheese. This property therefore offers two distinct possibilities: - a charming main or second home in a privileged setting - or the takeover of a well-established and immediately operational accommodation business A highly sought-after property, combining a high quality of life with career opportunities in a region that is a major tourist attraction. For this property, you will be assisted by your De La Cour Au Jardin consultant: Guillaume Robinet (EI) – Registered as a Commercial Agent with the Dijon Trade and Companies Register under No. 799 730 106. Viewings: by appointment. ENERGY RATING: C – CLIMATE RATING: A – Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €4,240 and €5,800 per year (average energy prices indexed for 2021/2022/2023, including standing charges). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr

Winzerhaus mit umzäuntem Park in Passenans, in der Nähe von Château-Chalon Im Herzen der Weinberge des Jura entfaltet dieses Winzerhaus eine seltene, großzügige und herzliche Ausstrahlung. Der Stein erzählt eine alte Geschichte, während die Restaurierung eine moderne, helle Eleganz offenbart, die durch passende Farben und sorgfältige Oberflächenbehandlungen unterstrichen wird. Die Räumlichkeiten laden sowohl zu großen Festessen als auch zu intimeren Momenten ein, in einem Haus, das dafür gedacht ist, Gäste zu empfangen, Wissen weiterzugeben und Menschen zusammenzubringen. Der Keller, der tief in der Identität des Hauses verwurzelt ist, unterstreicht die Authentizität des Ortes in seiner essenziellsten Form. Zum Anwesen gehört auch eine separate Wohnung mit barrierefreiem Zugang, die sich ideal für Gäste oder eine Gastgewerbetätigkeit eignet. Im Außenbereich bietet der umzäunte Park mit seinen alten Bäumen, dem Gemüsegarten und dem Obstgarten eine Oase der Ruhe, in der man sich zurückziehen kann, ohne sich von der Welt abzuschotten. Ein Anwesen, das vielfältige Möglichkeiten für ein Familienleben oder ein Gastgewerbeprojekt bietet. Ein Steinhaus, lebendige Eleganz Hinter seinen bemerkenswerten Fassaden offenbart das Haus eine Atmosphäre, die den Besucher sofort in ihren Bann zieht. Die Bewegung im Haus erfolgt ganz natürlich, getragen von großzügigen Räumen und einer Aufteilung, die ein Leben auf einer Ebene ermöglicht. Das Alte dialogisiert mit dem Zeitgenössischen, ohne sich in den Vordergrund zu drängen: funktionstüchtige Kamine, Zierleisten, alte Türen und große Öffnungen bilden einen intakten Charme, der durch das Licht noch verstärkt wird. Ein Glasdach sorgt für eine grafische, diskrete und moderne Note. Die voll ausgestattete, hochwertige Küche ist modern und gemütlich und bewahrt gleichzeitig den Charakter des Ortes. Ein Brotbackofen erinnert an einfache Handgriffe, gemeinsame Mahlzeiten und die Lebensart des Jura. Das Haus bietet mit zahlreichen Zimmern und mehreren Suiten eine bemerkenswerte Kapazität und eignet sich daher ideal für ein großes Familienleben oder eine Beherbergungstätigkeit. Die Atmosphäre ist warm, manchmal farbenfroh, immer aufrichtig: Nichts ist festgefahren, alles ist bereit, bewohnt zu werden. Der umzäunte Park als intimer Horizont Im Außenbereich erstreckt sich der Park wie ein reifer, sorgfältig gestalteter Schmuckkasten. Mit Bäumen, Landschaftsgestaltung, einem Gemüsegarten und einem Obstgarten bietet er offene Perspektiven und eine seltene Sanftheit. Die hundertjährigen Bäume sorgen für eine ruhige Vertikalität, ausgewählten Schatten und eine fast schon historische Präsenz. Das umzäunte und geschützte Anwesen vermittelt ein echtes Gefühl der Abgeschiedenheit. Ein Brunnen vervollständigt das Ensemble und knüpft an die Geschichte des Ortes an. Die Nebengebäude erweitern die Lebensart und die Möglichkeiten: eine großzügige Terrasse für den Sommer, eine Laube, die zu Pausen einlädt, komfortable Parkplätze für Familie, Freunde oder Kunden auf der Durchreise. Eine separate Garage, eine Werkstatt, ehemalige Stallungen und ausbaubare Dachböden eröffnen konkrete Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten. Dieses Winzerhaus ist nicht auf eine einzige Nutzung festgelegt: Es bietet einen Rahmen, Weite und Freiheit. Ein Gebiet mit Weinbergen, Steinen und schönen Ausblicken Das Anwesen liegt im charakteristischen Jura mit seinen Steindörfern, hügeligen Landschaften und Gourmet-Routen. In der Nähe verkörpert Château-Chalon diese Lebenskunst, die sich aus Kulturerbe, unberührter Natur und schlichter Schönheit zusammensetzt. Die Tage bestehen aus Spaziergängen, Entdeckungen und kulturellen Zwischenstopps, ohne auf den Komfort eines strukturierten Lebensraums verzichten zu müssen. Dienstleistungen und Geschäfte sind weiterhin zugänglich, sodass Landleben und Mobilität miteinander verbunden werden können. Wanderungen, Mountainbiking, Wasserfälle, Burgen und bemerkenswerte Dörfer verleihen dem Ort eine offensichtliche touristische Dimension, die sich besonders für ein Beherbergungsprojekt eignet. Eine subtile Balance zwischen lebendigem Reiseziel und ausgewählter Zuflucht. Meinung der Agentur Dieses Winzerhaus besticht durch die Qualität seiner Restaurierung, sein außergewöhnliches Volumen und seinen umzäunten Park, der in dieser Größe in den Weinbergen des Jura selten ist. Es eignet sich sowohl für eine große Familie als auch für einen Projektentwickler, der Gästezimmer, Veranstaltungsräume oder mehrere Wohnungen entwickeln möchte. Nebengebäude, ausbaubare Dachböden und noch zu fertigstellende Räume verstärken sein Potenzial zusätzlich. Ein komplettes, großzügiges Anwesen mit starker Identität.

MANOR HOUSE IN THE VOITEUR VINEYARD Set in the rolling landscape of the Jura, this former winemaker's home features stone facades amidst a wooded park crisscrossed by pastoral paths and heirloom rosebushes. Just a short walk from the center of Voiteur, the property combines the warmth of a family home with the charm of a country estate that embraces the changing seasons, the vineyards, and large gatherings. A FAMILY HOME IN THE HEART OF THE JURA VINEYARDS From the road to Lons-le-Saunier, the property comes into view behind the trees and hedges that gently outline the park. The eye takes in a stone house built in the late 19th century, anchored in the Voiteur landscape with simplicity and presence. All around, nearly a hectare of land creates a deeply vibrant environment. A rose garden, an orchard, century-old trees, and winding paths foster an almost literary atmosphere, where the seasons seem to slow the pace of daily life. The village is within walking distance, while the rolling hills of the Jura vineyards extend the view toward Château-Chalon and the wine routes. Between nature and local life, the place retains a rare sense of balance. A BUCOLIC ATMOSPHERE The interior spans approximately 262 m² across two levels, designed with family life and entertaining in mind. The rooms flow seamlessly into one another, featuring light-filled living areas, numerous bedrooms, and living spaces opening onto the garden. The antique fireplaces, the winding wooden staircase, the original doors, and the weathered materials create a warm ambiance, true to the spirit of the home. Here, elegance stems more from the atmosphere than from ostentation. A kitchen, fitted vaulted cellars, an outdoor workshop, an orangery, and vast ancillary spaces expand the property's potential uses. Certain spaces can be adapted to accommodate additional bedrooms or support hospitality activities. The grounds remain ever-present through the windows, like a continuous breath of fresh air surrounding the house. A PROPERTY TO PASS DOWN AND EVOLVE The property naturally lends itself to various lifestyles: a primary family residence, a vacation home, a weekend retreat, or a hospitality venture in the heart of the Jura. The outbuildings and available space allow for extensions or additional developments that build upon the existing structure. The grounds, structured yet not rigid, retain a sense of space rarely found so close to town. Situated between Dole, Lyon, and the Swiss border, this home exudes a profound sense of heritage. A residence designed to endure, to welcome, and to be passed down, in harmony with the rhythm of the Jura landscape. AGENCY'S OPINION What stands out here is the constant relationship between the house and its grounds. The trees, the paths, and the stone facades form a living whole, imbued with the spirit of family, legacy, and elegant country living.

Winemaker's House near Château-Chalon. Nestled on a hillside between Château-Chalon and Lons-le-Saunier, this Jura winemaker's house overlooks the rooftops of the village of Le Louverot. Carefully restored, it embodies the charm of traditional wine estates, built of golden stone and opening onto a wooded garden where the aromas of the vineyard mingle with the gentle rhythm of the seasons. Its authenticity is combined with modern comforts: spacious, light-filled rooms, a high-end open-plan kitchen, fireplaces, and fine materials. The heated swimming pool invites relaxation amidst nature and vineyards, while the vaulted cellars and adjoining barn recall the property's original purpose. A house steeped in history, now ideal for family life, a hospitality project, or the dream of a wine enthusiast wishing to produce their own vintage in the heart of the Jura terroir. A house steeped in history. Behind the golden facades, the house reveals generous, light-filled spaces. The living room is arranged around an antique fireplace, the original stone floor alongside patinated terracotta tiles, and exposed beams add rhythm to the space. The central staircase connects the floors in a seamless flow. The open-plan, contemporary kitchen combines elegance and conviviality. The spacious and peaceful bedrooms retain the charm of the original structure: high ceilings, restored doors, and period ironwork. Two independent suites welcome family or guests in a soft and intimate atmosphere. The house blends the character of the past with the simplicity of modern comfort, ready to move into without any renovations. Between stone and vineyard. Protected by a stone wall, the garden slopes gently down to the adjacent vineyards. In the shade of the trees, the 100-square-meter terrace becomes a natural extension of the house. The heated and perfectly integrated swimming pool reflects the light of the Jura region. The barn, stables, and vaulted cellars retain their original function: storage, workshop, or wine cellar equipped for tastings. This secluded estate offers a true immersion in nature, stone, and winemaking culture. The building plot and convertible attic suggest other possibilities: expansion, a gîte, or professional space. The wine-growing charm of the Revermont: Le Louverot is one of those wine-growing villages in the Revermont where life flows to the rhythm of the seasons. The surrounding hillsides lead to the appellations of Château-Chalon, Baume-les-Messieurs, and Voiteur, renowned for their Vin Jaune and stone landscapes. Just a few minutes away, Lons-le-Saunier offers shops, markets, and thermal baths. The Dole TGV station and the Sellières motorway ensure excellent accessibility. This area, blending rural heritage and unspoiled nature, appeals to families, wine lovers, and those seeking authenticity. Agency review: This stone house in the Jura vineyards captivates with its genuine charm and numerous possibilities. Whether as a family home, a second residence, or a hospitality project, it offers the rare privilege of a move-in ready property surrounded by vines, with a swimming pool, cellars, and outbuildings. Its balance of authenticity, comfort, and exceptional setting makes it a peaceful and inspiring address, where life unfolds in harmony with the rhythm of light and wine.

RENOVATED FORMER FARM NEAR ARBOIS Some homes set the tone immediately. Here, it's the exposed beams, the stone, the open views, and the light that tell the story of this place even before the first words are spoken. Nestled in the heart of the Jura countryside, this renovated former farmhouse spans nearly 405 m² in a warm and inviting atmosphere where the spaces seem to have been designed to bring generations together, welcome friends, and extend the moments that matter most. Outside, the tree-lined garden, orchard, and stream create a living backdrop that moves with the rhythm of the seasons. AUTHENTIC ARCHITECTURE BATHE IN LIGHT The property preserves the soul of the great Jura farms while offering a layout adapted to contemporary lifestyles. Exposed stone, antique beams, visible roof trusses, and spacious rooms come together in natural harmony. The 86 m² living room forms the heart of the home. The high ceilings and open-plan layout create a generous sense of space, fostering a constant feeling of airiness. A mezzanine opening onto the living areas further enhances this sense of spaciousness. The glass-enclosed veranda extends the interior spaces toward the garden, serving as an additional room that looks out onto the landscape. Everywhere, light highlights the textures of wood, stone, and traditional materials that give this home its unique character. A HOME DESIGNED TO BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER With its seven bedrooms, numerous bathrooms, and spacious reception areas, the house seems naturally suited for large family gatherings and get-togethers with friends. Each level preserves the privacy of its occupants while fostering moments of togetherness. The living spaces invite long evenings by the fire, meals bringing together several generations, or weekends where everyone finds their place without ever feeling cramped. The atmosphere of the place is that of a home passed down and enriched over time. A residence that welcomes guests with simplicity and generosity, where the aged materials quietly tell their story. A REFUGE IN THE HEART OF THE JURA Outside, the 3,913 m² property extends the spirit of the home. The trees, the orchard, the lawns, and the stream create a living landscape that changes with the seasons. Saizenay's location allows you to fully enjoy the tranquility of the Jura countryside while remaining close to Arbois, Salins-les-Bains, and the major natural sites for which the region is renowned. Waterfalls, secluded valleys, forests, hiking trails, and Jura panoramas are part of daily life for those who choose to settle here. Above all, this property offers a way of life?a place where life naturally slows down, where the seasons reclaim their rightful place, and where every return home feels like a welcome respite. THE AGENCY'S OPINION What makes this place so appealing is the balance between authenticity and warmth. The house has a real presence, thanks to its spaciousness, its traditional materials, and its welcoming atmosphere. More than just a renovated old farmhouse, it evokes those large family homes where memories are naturally built around shared moments. A genuine place, deeply rooted in its Jura surroundings.

THE PRIORATE OF L'ÉTOILE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF LONS-LE-SAUNIER Just a few minutes from the town center, in a preserved setting, this 18th-century priory showcases carefully restored stone architecture. The rooms open onto a wooded park dotted with ancient trees, a pond, and serene views. The house is equally suited to family life and entertaining, supported by a warm and inviting atmosphere. AN ANCIENT PRESENCE, ROOTED IN THE LANDSCAPE In the heart of a quiet village in the Jura, Le Prieuré is part of a historical continuity that is evident from the moment you approach. The stone, weathered by time, captures the light and reveals facades with balanced proportions. The whole is organized with clarity, in a slightly commanding position, open to the surrounding nature. Inside, the materials interact. Old hardwood floors, terracotta tiles, beams, and generous ceiling heights create an atmosphere where each space seems to extend a memory. The floor-to-ceiling windows allow light to flow from east to west, accompanying the rhythms of the day. A HOME FOR LIVING AND SHARING The rooms flow seamlessly around a spacious living area, designed to welcome guests. The layout invites both gathering and privacy, with living rooms, bedrooms, and more intimate spaces. In the billiard room, a unique feature catches the eye and seems to freeze time: a rare 18th-century frieze, of which only a few examples remain in the world, unfolds its patterns with delicacy. It lends this space an almost museum-like quality, without disrupting the home's lively harmony. A bedroom on the ground floor extends this sense of immediate comfort, while the upper floors suggest multiple uses, ranging from family life to entertaining. Set apart, the spaces dedicated to well-being extend the experience. A heated indoor pool occupies a separate area, accompanied by a sauna and a summer kitchen that opens onto the stone terrace. Here, the seasons are experienced differently, in a gentle continuity between indoors and outdoors. A LIVING PARK, BETWEEN BREATHING SPACE AND ROOTS The nearly one-hectare lot unfolds with simplicity. Centuries-old trees create zones of shade and light, punctuated by an ornamental pond and open vistas. The orchard and grassy areas complement a lifestyle oriented toward the outdoors, balancing contemplation with daily living. Just minutes from amenities and major thoroughfares, the property retains a sense of seclusion, maintaining just the right distance from the world. It appeals to those seeking a place to call home as much as a place to envision their future, striking a balance between deep roots and a sense of freedom. AGENCY'S OPINION This priory house combines history and quality of life in a rare balance. The use of stone, the spacious volumes, and certain unique decorative elements come together to create a place designed to endure, welcome, and pass on a legacy.

AN 18TH-CENTURY ESTATE IN THE HEART OF A JURA VILLAGE Ten minutes from Lons-le-Saunier, in the heart of the Jura wine region, this former 18th-century winemaker's estate is revealed behind a spacious courtyard lined with stone buildings. A through porch leads to an enclosed, intimate garden, gradually revealing the property's various features. Exposed stone walls, oak floors, antique wood paneling, marble fireplaces, and French-style ceilings bear witness to its history. Renovated over the years with respect for its original materials and character, the home still offers spaces to be finished or personalized, allowing its future owners to continue its legacy. A HOME WITH CHARACTER The main house offers approximately 270 m² of living space. The large living room charms with its oak hardwood floors, marble fireplace, and glass-fronted bookcases. The former small living room now serves as a dining room, connected to the kitchen by a magnificent opening created in the wall. This space retains its exposed stonework, French-style ceiling, and fireplace equipped with a Polyflam system that allows you to enjoy the fire both above and within the hearth. Upstairs, each of the five bedrooms has its own unique character: a marble fireplace, a wood-burning stove, or a private bathroom. One of them opens onto a balcony overlooking the garden, offering breathtaking views of the sunsets. Formerly a tower that once housed a dovecote, it has been restored and insulated, and now offers a distinctive space, still waiting to be personalized. A GARDEN AND OUTBUILDINGS WITH ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES It is perhaps upon stepping through the porch that the property reveals its most alluring side. Behind the house lies an enclosed, tree-lined, and intimate garden, largely shaped and planted by the owners over the years. Rosebushes, flowers, and shrubs mingle with mature trees and the orchard, creating a lush setting that changes with the seasons. A rainwater-fed pond and a heated swimming pool complete the property, dotted with numerous spots to have lunch, read, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. An outdoor kitchen extends the living space on sunny days, while part of the garden is zoned for construction. The outbuildings offer a wide range of possibilities: a double-width barn-garage capable of accommodating two vehicles, several old barns, workshops, and storage spaces, as well as a massive metal-framed hangar. Already used for exhibitions, concerts, and dances, this hangar could?following a major renovation of its roof?host other events, such as receptions or weddings. Finally, the wings of the courtyard house two independent residences with private entrances, ideal for hosting family and friends or for a rental venture. THE CASTLE, THE VINEYARDS, AND THE VILLAGE Across from the property stands the magnificent Château de Gevingey, built in the 17th century in the heart of a vast park and woods. Acquired just a year and a half ago by its new owners, it is currently undergoing extensive restoration work, which continues in an effort to breathe new life into this historic estate. Its woods are home to abundant wildlife, and it's not uncommon to spot deer approaching the property from the kitchen. Just ten minutes from Lons-le-Saunier, Gevingey retains the charm of a Jura village with its church, historic houses, peaceful streets, and bakery, while remaining close to shops, services, the train station, and access to the A39. Right next to the house, organically farmed vineyards come into view through an iron gate installed by the owners, offering a glimpse of the vineyard. The lakes and landscapes of the Jura round out this setting, perfect for walking or biking, swimming, and outdoor activities. THE AGENT'S PERSPECTIVE What appeals to me here is the atmosphere that permeates every space and the way the property unfolds: from the stone courtyard to the house's woodwork, from the porch to the garden, and on to the vineyards and woods of the neighboring château. History is present everywhere, creating the feeling of a family home where one can naturally imagine living, entertaining, and sharing. A home with a true soul?one in which you, in turn, can write a new chapter.

A FAMILY HOME ON THE EDGE OF THE CHAUX FOREST On the edge of the Chaux Forest, within the triangle formed by Dole, Arbois, and Arc-et-Senans, Le Clos Sylvestre is a secluded retreat where nature shapes every view. Reimagined with a contemporary wood-frame extension, this family home is set within a 3,737 m² wooded park dotted with majestic trees, terraces opening onto the landscape, and a heated pool. A property designed to combine everyday comfort, energy efficiency, and a relaxed lifestyle in the heart of the Jura. THE LANDSCAPE AS THE PRIMARY SETTING Behind its gate, a long paved path leads to a reimagined silhouette. The original 1967 house now dialogues with recently built timber-frame extensions, offering a contemporary architectural style oriented toward light and the garden. The living spaces are organized around large windows that naturally extend the view toward the trees and clearings of the park. The living room enjoys a particularly pleasant west-facing orientation when the light filters through the foliage. The fully equipped kitchen contributes to this interior fluidity, where each space maintains a direct connection with the outdoors. On the ground floor, the bedrooms and bathrooms enhance everyday comfort, while a mezzanine adds an extra dimension to the space. A GARDEN EXTENDING INTO THE FOREST Here, the property seems to naturally extend into the nearby forest. Centuries-old trees mark the seasons, filter the light, and provide a constant presence of greenery that accompanies every moment of the day. Around the heated pool, the terraces become living spaces in their own right. Mornings linger to the east in soft light, while evenings naturally find their place on the west terrace opening onto the park. The immediate proximity of the Chaux Forest invites you to take walks, bike rides, or long escapes into one of France's largest deciduous forests. A CONTEMPORARY VISION OF LIVING Le Clos Sylvestre also captivates with the coherence of its transformation. High-performance insulation, a heat pump, solar panels, dual-flow ventilation, and home automation contribute to a contemporary approach to comfort?discreet in its execution yet highly effective in daily life. The outbuildings and garages, already connected to the necessary utilities, offer exciting possibilities for expansion to accommodate family and friends or to develop a complementary project. Just fifteen minutes from Dole, its TGV station, and its airport, the property enjoys a rare balance between connectivity and immersion in nature. Arbois, the Jura wine-growing landscapes, and the Royal Saltworks of Arc-et-Senans further enrich the living environment of this unique address. THE AGENCY'S OPINION Le Clos Sylvestre embodies a way of living where contemporary architecture harmonizes with a remarkable forest setting. A property that offers both the potential for a lasting family home and a weekend retreat in the heart of one of the Jura's most inspiring regions.

Welcome to your slice of paradise! Nestled in a gated green community, this renovated villa offers the perfect blend of luxury and convenience. With 4 bedrooms in the main villa and an additional studio downstairs, there’s ample space for family and guests. Wake up to breathtaking ocean views, watch cruise ships glide by, and soak in the beauty of St. Barths from your private terrace. Enjoy lazy days by the infinity pool or venture out to explore nearby Philipsburg, hike trails or the zipline. Supermarkets, schools and the hospital, are all also just minutes away. Whether you’re seeking a dream home or an investment opportunity, this turnkey property is ready to fulfill your every desire. Don’t miss out on the chance to make this oasis yours! The total size of the property is 1,895 square meters. This villa also features a rooftop terrace and beautiful stone walls throughout the garden. There is so much to love about this spectacular villa that you have got to come see it for yourself! Contact us for a viewing before it’s too late!

A HOTEL OVERLOOKING THE JURA FORESTS In Bonlieu, Les Alpages overlooks the village and the valley, nestled in the wooded landscapes of the Pays des Lacs. This chalet-style hotel spans approximately 700 m² and is dedicated to one clear purpose: hospitality. The property features eight guest rooms with private bathrooms and balconies, two rooms reserved for private use, and spacious reception areas. At the heart of the property, the large panoramic room opens wide onto the valley and extends onto nearly 150 m² of terraces. A professional kitchen, service areas, and parking for approximately thirty vehicles provide this venue with the resources to deliver a truly exceptional hospitality experience in the Jura. BETWEEN VILLAGE, VALLEY, AND FOREST Perched on the heights of Bonlieu, Les Alpages hugs the hillside, bordering the forest. From the property, the view descends toward the village before taking in the valley and the wooded hills of the Jura. The Hérisson waterfalls are within walking distance, while Lake Bonlieu and the landscapes of the Pays des Lacs lie nearby. Built in 1970, the property spans 700 m², distributed across a basement, ground floor, two upper floors, and a converted attic. Its chalet-style architecture is reflected indoors through the use of wood, exposed beams, a closed-hearth fireplace, and a wood-burning stove. The large panoramic living room forms the heart of the house. Its expansive floor-to-ceiling windows bring the valley into sharp focus and flood the living areas with abundant natural light. The terraces extend this sense of openness. Mornings call for coffee with a view of the mountains; sunny days invite you to enjoy lunch outdoors; and summer evenings stretch out with the forests in the background. A PROPERTY DESIGNED AROUND HOSPITALITY At Les Alpages, every space contributes to the spirit of hospitality. The eight guest rooms each feature a private bathroom and a balcony. Two additional rooms make up the private area, allowing for a natural balance between professional and personal life. The living room with a fireplace brings people together around the fire; the library offers a more intimate retreat; the breakfast room sets the tone for the start of the day; and the large panoramic dining room hosts meals, conversations, and shared moments overlooking the valley. This atmosphere is underpinned by a structured, professional organization. The kitchen is equipped with all the necessary facilities for the business, including a dishwashing area, a prep kitchen, and a walk-in cooler. Laundry rooms, a cellar, a wine cellar, and service areas support daily operations. Outside, approximately thirty parking spaces make it easy to accommodate guests. The property is currently operated as a hotel and holds the ?Qualité Tourisme' and ?Échappée jurassienne' certifications. The layout of the premises opens up several possibilities, ranging from continuing hotel operations to operating as a bed-and-breakfast, as well as hosting group stays. Since the local urban development plan (PLU) already permits a change of use, Les Alpages also offers the possibility of conversion into a large family home. The bedrooms, the living room with its cozy fireplace, the panoramic room, and the terraces create a spacious setting for entertaining and spending time together while taking in the Jura landscapes. THE LAND OF LAKES THROUGHOUT THE SEASONS Staying at Les Alpages also means experiencing the Jura at the rhythm of its landscapes. The Hérisson waterfalls are within walking distance. Lake Bonlieu, Lake Ilay, the Pic de l'Aigle, and the Quatre Lacs lookout point make up the nearby horizons. Chalain, Narlay, and Vouglans extend this landscape of water, forests, and hills. Hiking and mountain biking trails wind through the countryside, while swimming, fishing, and water sports enliven the lakes; in winter, the region leads to the cross-country ski trails of the Haut Jura. Arbois, Château-Chalon, and Baume-les-Messieurs reveal another facet of the region, featuring vineyards, charming villages, and cultural heritage. Local shops are just a few minutes away. Lons-le-Saunier is about 35 kilometers from the train station, the A39 highway is about 40 kilometers away, and Geneva Airport is about 1 hour and 30 minutes away. THE AGENT'S PERSPECTIVE What appeals to me about Les Alpages is the opportunity to combine a profession with a lifestyle choice in one place. Everything is in place to welcome guests, but the true character of this property is revealed when you look out over the valley. I see this as an opportunity for someone who wants to fully commit, bring their own vision to the home, and help others discover the Jura through a style of hospitality that reflects who they are. Fabien Grandjean

Divonne Sotheby’s International Realty offers for sale, in the heart of the Jura and on the shores of the Grand Lac de Clairvaux, an exceptional historic property known as "Villa Romersa", a remarkable lakeside residence completed in 1930 by the Swiss entrepreneur Léon Romersa, an iconic figure of Jura civil engineering in the early 20th century. Nestled in a wooded park of approximately 7,461 m² that descends to the lake, this character villa features around 400 m² of living space spread over several levels, complemented by 122 m² of convertible basement. Overlooking the turquoise waters of the Grand Lac de Clairvaux, the property enjoys a rare natural setting and panoramic views of the Jura mountain landscapes. The architecture of the villa, inspired by the great Swiss lakeside residences, immediately captivates with its bichromatic stone facades, original ironwork, monumental staircases, Art Nouveau glassworks, and generous volumes filled with light. The residence has retained remarkable heritage elements such as tiles signed Paul Charnoz / CERABATI, period woodwork, stucco moldings, and a striking central staircase adorned with Art Deco grilles. The interior layout features spacious reception areas, several lounges, a dining room with direct access to the terrace overlooking the lake, a kitchen-living room, and approximately ten bedrooms or offices distributed across the floors. A contemporary master suite dressed in green onyx marble completes the ensemble. The landscaped park, consisting of successive terraces descending towards the lake, also benefits from a second plot directly bordering the water, offering exceptional potential for private development. This rare property could suit both a prestigious family residence and a high-end guest house project, as well as an event hosting property or a private heritage home. DIVONNE SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY, your expert in selling character properties in the Jura, the Pays de Gex, and the Genevois (Grand Genève). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available at: www.georisques.gouv.frThis description has been automatically translated from French.