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RENOVATED OLD FARMHOUSE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF ORNANS In the heart of the Ornans region, this old farmhouse dating from 1734 showcases a renovation that respects its original character. Behind its stone walls, generous rooms, open spaces, and natural materials come together to create a home where you can rediscover the joys of country living. The separate apartment, outbuildings, and potential for expansion open the door to numerous possibilities, ranging from a family home to a vacation home or a guesthouse. THE AUTHENTICITY OF A COMTOISE FARM, REVISITED Just a few minutes from Ornans, Chassagne-Saint-Denis embodies the gentle charm characteristic of the villages on the first plateau. Tucked away at the end of a discreet cul-de-sac, this former farmhouse, built in 1734, blends seamlessly into the landscape. The renovation has preserved the soul of the place. The exposed stone walls evoke the building's history, while the open, airy spaces offer a more contemporary interpretation of the layout. The living room features high ceilings, extended by a mezzanine that channels light into the heart of the home. The fireplace and authentic materials create a warm atmosphere where every moment becomes an immersive experience. The 192 m² of living space includes four bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor, two bathrooms, and two kitchens, allowing for a variety of lifestyles?whether for family life or extended stays. SPACES THAT INVITE YOU TO IMAGINE NEW PROJECTS This property also stands out for everything it offers beyond the main residence. The adjoining barn, workshop, wine cellar, garage, and nearly 100 m² of convertible attic space present significant potential for future development. The existing spaces allow for both expanding the living area and creating new spaces dedicated to leisure or a business venture. The separate two-bedroom apartment serves as a natural extension of the property. It currently accommodates family and friends with complete independence and also opens up the possibility of operating it as a vacation rental?a particularly fitting option in this region, which is sought after for its landscapes, heritage, and quality of life. Each outbuilding thus contributes to the richness of the property without ever detracting from its character. A LIFE CENTERED ON NATURE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF ORNANS Outside, the 1,389 m² landscaped garden extends the home. The spacious stone terrace is perfect for sunny days and offers an ideal setting for sharing meals or simply enjoying the tranquility of the countryside. The surroundings thus add to the property's charm. Here, the landscapes of the Ornans region offer a succession of valleys, forests, and charming villages, while local shops are just a few minutes away. Besançon, its TGV station, and major transportation routes provide easy access to this secluded retreat. This renovated former farmhouse is equally suited to serving as a primary residence or as a country home for weekend getaways. Its separate apartment and outbuildings also make it well-suited for a tourism venture or as a family heirloom to be passed down through the generations. THE AGENCY'S OPINION Some homes captivate with their architecture. Others with their atmosphere. This one combines both with rare ease. Behind its stone facade, it offers a nature-oriented lifestyle, generous living spaces, and genuine potential for expansion thanks to its outbuildings and separate apartment. A property full of character, in the heart of the Ornans region, where each season creates a new backdrop.

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.

ORNANS HISTORICAL CENTER THE GÎTE "LES MUSES"\n\nYour SIGNATURE advisor invites you to discover this private mansion from the early 18th century, fully renovated and set up in 2022 to operate as a charming gîte with a large capacity (15 people) in the historical center of ORNANS, the pearl of the Loue known as "the little Venice of Franche-Comté," located 20 minutes from BESANCON and 1 hour from the Swiss border.\n\nA CONTRIBUTING LOCATION\nThe gîte is located in the heart of the charming town of ORNANS, specifically in the square where the COURBET museum is situated, which is none other than the birthplace of Gustave COURBET. Enjoying significant tourist appeal linked in particular to the richness of the cultural heritage associated with Gustave COURBET, such as over 40,000 annual entries to the COURBET museum, and outdoor activities along the Loue like canoeing, hiking, or fly fishing, the gîte benefits from its location's natural attractiveness which allows for an increase in occupancy rates year after year. In terms of parking, clients have access to several parking lots, including a free one nearby. Finally, many restaurants are also located in close proximity, allowing for the hosting of itinerant clientele.\n\nTHE IDEAL WORKING TOOL\nBeyond the location, it is the renovation of the building, designed for gîte operation, that really optimizes the activity. Everything has been thought out for operation, which translates to: - on one side, the creation of 6 bedrooms, including a double suite for 5 people, each with its own bathroom with toilet, - on the other side, the creation of communal spaces including a dining room that can accommodate 15 people, a lounge area, a high-end double kitchen, a toilet, and an outdoor area with dining and spa sections - and finally, a technical space in the basement where clients can park motorcycles and bicycles, and where washing machines and all necessary equipment for setting up between two rentals are located. Beyond the layout, the renovation was carried out with high-end materials by local companies aimed at sustainability. The lack of green spaces is also a real asset due to the absence of maintenance it entails, allowing for a focus on the quality of the service offered.\n\nA FOUNDATION OF ACTIVITY AND UNTAPPED POTENTIAL\nThe customer satisfaction rate is close to perfection and reflects the quality of the working tool and the attention to detail provided by the current management. After only 3 years of operation, the constantly increasing occupancy rate has not yet reached its full maturity but already represents a solid development base with numerous customers returning regularly. Close to profitability, good management of communication would undoubtedly allow for reaching the breakeven point very quickly.\n\nA PRICE / PRICES\nThe asking price corresponds to the sale of real estate assets; however, for the purpose of optimizing the fiscal and financial situation, it is also possible to acquire the shares of the SCI and the operating company with the potential takeover of current loans after validation of the guarantors by the banking institution.\n\nHave you fallen under the charm of this optimized working tool to operate the gîte activity you have always dreamed of? Contact your SIGNATURE advisor as soon as possible to arrange a presentation meeting and a site visit.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Exclusively!Perfectly maintained individual house of approximately 185 m² of living space on a quiet plot of 2750 m² with an exceptional and dominant view of the town of Vaux and Chantegrue. Possibility to sell part of the buildable land.This property includes: 1 complete basement with a hallway leading to 2 garages, the first of 36 m² with a sink and the second of 27 m², pellet boiler room with washing machine connection, 1 workshop, and 1 cellar. On the ground floor: Entrance, hallway with pellet stove leading to a fitted kitchen, 1 double living room, 1 independent toilet, 1 shower room, 3 bedrooms including 2 with closets and 1 with a washbasin. 1st floor: 1 corridor serving 5 beautiful bedrooms, 1 large shower room with toilet, and finally 1 attic, essential for storing belongings. This property is perfectly maintained and solid parquet flooring in almost all rooms adds warmth and authenticity. However, some refreshing will be needed to bring it up to date.Regarding heating, a pellet boiler for supplying all the radiators and hot water, as well as a pellet stove located in the living areas, and finally 1 water softener in the basement.Would you like to visit? Contact me: Sylvie ALFARO RSAC Besançon 879 941 987Mobile: 06.86.05.86.12. Looking forward to meeting you.This description has been automatically translated from French.

CHARACTERFUL, RENOVATED APARTMENT IN PONTARLIER Located on the first floor of a stone building constructed in 1924, this 125 m² apartment combines the charm of its location with a decidedly contemporary style. Fully renovated, it stands out for its clean lines, high-quality materials, and light tones with delicate shades. The 40 m² living room, facing southwest, forms the heart of the home. Three bedrooms, including a master suite with an en suite bathroom, create a comfortable sleeping area. An elegant and natural way to live in Pontarlier, with the city just a stone's throw away. A LOCATION IN TUNE WITH PONTARLIER Here, life begins right at the building's doorstep. From Rue Saint-Anne, you can explore Pontarlier on foot, passing by shops, restaurants, schools, and popular gathering spots. A decidedly urban location, deeply rooted in the daily life of the Haut-Doubs region. Inside, the decor takes on a different character. The 125 m² of living space, complemented by a total floor area of 138 m², offers magnificent proportions. The layout prioritizes fluidity and gives each room a clearly defined function. The understated and refined atmosphere is equally suited to family life as it is to a couple wishing to enjoy downtown life without straying far from Switzerland. LIGHT AS THE THREAD THAT TIES IT ALL TOGETHER With its 40 m² and southwest-facing orientation, the living room sets the tone. The light changes throughout the day, highlighting the spaciousness and bringing the understated decor to life. From the windows, the rooftops form an urban landscape that immediately evokes the property's central location. The fully equipped kitchen blends naturally into this layout. The rooms flow seamlessly into one another, inviting residents to enjoy simple moments: preparing dinner, entertaining guests around the table, lingering over a conversation, or admiring the sunset over the rooftops. The choice of materials, the balance of tones, and the attention to detail create a soft, minimalist atmosphere. A COMPREHENSIVE RENOVATION The renovation, completed in 2026, addressed both aesthetic and technical aspects. The double-glazed wooden window frames, interior insulation, electrical system, and heating were all updated. The gas-fired heating system, distributed via radiators, ensures optimal thermal comfort. The sleeping area includes three bedrooms?one of which is a master suite?two bathrooms, and two fully equipped walk-in closets. A basement rounds out the features and provides additional storage space. The apartment is located in a three-story building. This urban setting offers exceptional access to the landscapes of the Haut-Doubs region. Lake Saint-Point, the Château de Joux, the Larmont Mountains, and Métabief provide easy access to the surrounding hills and mountains. The nearby Swiss border also gives this location a unique geographical setting, blending cross-border daily life with mountain vistas. THE AGENT'S OPINION ?What I appreciate most about this apartment is, above all, the atmosphere it exudes. The renovation was carried out with great care, using high-quality materials and a true sense of aesthetics. The spaces are spacious, light floods the rooms, and the whole place exudes a very natural elegance. I also really appreciate its connection to Pontarlier. You just have to step outside your door to have everything within easy reach: shops, restaurants, schools, and all the routines that make up everyday life. For me, it's this blend of a beautifully designed interior and authentic urban life that gives this place its unique character.' Fabien Grandjean Condominiums of 10 units (No proceedings in progress). Annual expenses : 1200 euros.

A HOTEL THAT IS MORE THAN PARTICULARA treasure filled with history, this private hotel in Salins-les-Bains has managed to preserve its charm and character of yesteryear. A fusion of past and present, each room is a living tableau telling a story. With its attic ready to be transformed and its already approved tourism accommodation project, it offers infinite potential to create your own personalized refuge.A PRIVATE HOTEL THAT PRESERVES THE GLORY OF THE PAST: This emblematic private hotel, located in the heart of Salins-les-Bains, with a living area of 400 m², has preserved all its charm from the past. Upon your arrival, you will be welcomed by an antique fountain, still functional, that whispers a sweet refreshing sound. This fountain stands at the entrance, entirely clad in dressed stone, a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. Then, the superb double oak door dating from the 15th century invites you to discover the hidden treasures of the house. Two imposing stone columns, beautifully restored in 2016, support the upper part of the building. Every architectural detail of the living areas has managed to maintain an authentic character: from the moldings to the fireplaces, everything has been meticulously preserved to guarantee this private hotel a timeless charm.SPACIOUS AREAS, A FUSION OF THE PAST AND THE PRESENT: Let yourself be captivated by the baroque atmosphere that reigns supreme. Whether in the entrance hall or the living room, medieval elegance is omnipresent. Only some rooms of this house have been renovated with contemporary materials such as the equipped kitchen and one of the bathrooms. It is on the third floor of this private hotel in Salins-les-Bains that the sleeping area is located. Three beautiful bedrooms with generous spaces where you can relax and recharge. The 17th-century style has been carefully preserved through the centuries, permeating every corner of the sleeping area. The solid wood furniture, wall tapestries, and walls adorned with gilding add a touch of magic to each room. Additionally, a lovely terrace offers an ideal outdoor space to enjoy the gentle summer evenings. This subtle combination of styles and eras creates a unique environment between the past and the present.A CHOICE LOCATION IN A RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE: Ideally located in the very heart of Salins-les-Bains, a famous spa town, this private hotel is in immediate proximity to the town hall and the covered market, where regular cultural events and lively markets take place. In front of the residence, the magnificent Arion fountain dating from 1577, and sculpted in stone by Claude Arnoux, enchants passersby. For gaming enthusiasts, the Salins-les-Bains casino offers access to a multitude of activities and entertainment. Furthermore, picturesque shops, lively cafes, and restaurants dot the surrounding streets. History lovers will be delighted by the diversity of cultural activities and tourist spots nearby. The Museum of Salt and the Great Saltworks, historical witnesses to the salt industry in the region, offer a fascinating dive into the city’s past.Fabien GRANDJEAN (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: 833 780 570 - BESANCON.This description has been automatically translated from French.

ABOVE LAKE SAINT-POINT, A HOUSE DIRECTLY BY THE WATER 1930s HOUSE IN MALBUISSON WITH LAKE VIEWS In Malbuisson, this 1930s house is organised around a key feature: a view of Lake Saint-Point with a nearby boat launch. Six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a location on a cul-de-sac create a welcoming space, ideal as a second home or guest house. OPEN-PLAN SPACES, DESIGNED FOR HOSPITALITY The house offers approximately 196 m² of living space across three levels. The rooms flow seamlessly into one another, creating a natural flow between the spaces. This layout is ideal for group stays, with spaces that remain connected and balanced. The living room, measuring around 30 m², is situated at the heart of the house, directly connected to the other living areas. The separate kitchen allows for efficient meal preparation whilst preserving the quality of shared moments. The six bedrooms are a key feature. Each has its own bathroom, offering every occupant a private space. This layout allows for immediate occupancy, with an organisation already in place, suited to a family home or a guest accommodation business. The full basement, wine cellar and ancillary areas support the running of the house with spaces dedicated to storage and housekeeping. A TERRACE OPENING OUT ONTO THE LAKE AND A PLOT IN A COMMANDING POSITION The terrace extends the living spaces and provides a setting for outdoor moments. It allows for gathering, moving about and making the most of the sunlight throughout the day. The gently sloping 1,272 m² plot positions the house overlooking Lake Saint-Point. This position offers sweeping views and integrates the landscape into daily life. Boating, swimming and water sports find a natural place here within the rhythm of the house. The cul-de-sac enhances the tranquillity of the location. The tree-lined garden complements the whole with a coherent and carefully managed presence of vegetation. MALBUISSON, A BALANCE BETWEEN LAKE AND HILLS The house is situated in Malbuisson, on the shores of Lake Saint-Point, in an environment that is lively all year round. The lake shapes summer life, whilst the nearby resort of Métabief extends the appeal into winter. The proximity to Switzerland attracts a cross-border clientele who organise their daily lives across several places of residence. The house naturally fits into this rhythm, serving as an accessible and reliable base. The existing accommodation capacity opens up several possibilities. Whether as a main residence, a second home or a holiday let, the property offers a ready-made foundation, with a coherent layout that can be put to use immediately. The area enjoys consistent visitor numbers, driven by the lake and outdoor activities. This dynamic supports the property's value over time. AGENCY'S OPINION The house is built around three key features: a view of Lake Saint-Point, six bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and a location on a cul-de-sac. The interior layout and outdoor spaces immediately complement the accommodation capacity. It is a well-structured property, suited to shared living or a guest accommodation project, with a direct, daily connection to the lake.

MANOR HOUSE IN THE JURA In Vers-en-Montagne, behind its stone walls and wooded grounds, this historic home built in 1790 tells the story of more than two centuries of history. Formerly a private school known as ?Nazareth,' the property offers 570 m² of living space, complemented by a large annex. Original hardwood floors, fireplaces, a central staircase, and beautiful high ceilings create an atmosphere that has retained its authentic character. Surrounding the property are nearly 8,000 m² of wooded grounds, dotted with century-old trees, giving this family home a unique sense of space. A HOME THAT HAS STANDED THE TEST OF TIME In the upper part of Vers-en-Montagne, near the Saint-Laurent Church, the property emerges from behind its stone walls with the tranquil presence characteristic of historic homes. Built in 1790, it notably served as a private school?known as ?Nazareth'?in the late 19th or early 20th century. This history remains evident in the scale of the spaces and the grandeur of its architecture. The main house offers approximately 570 m² of living space across two levels. From the moment you enter, the proportions set the tone. The ground floor features spacious living areas, including a living room, dining room, study with a fireplace, workshop, separate kitchen, and pantry. Upstairs, the bedrooms follow one after another, some of which still feature fireplaces. Above, approximately 200 m² of attic space opens up even more possibilities for renovation. The solid, antique hardwood floors, the fireplaces, the high ceilings, and the central wooden staircase with its ornate banister preserve the home's heritage. The décor still bears the patina of time and hints at a new interpretation of the spaces, one that respects their character. A PRIVATE PARK Outside, the atmosphere changes. The vast grounds form a rolling, tree-lined park, enclosed by stone walls and home to large, century-old trees. The property lies set back from traffic, in a village and countryside setting. From the house, the view opens onto the garden and the canopy of trees. An almost timeless atmosphere takes hold, perfect for long dinners, afternoons under the trees, and family life that values space without losing its connection to a small town. Vers-en-Montagne remains close to Champagnole and its shops. More broadly, the property's location places it within the Jura landscape, where lakes, vineyards, and rolling hills converge, with Switzerland also within easy reach. SPACES TO CREATE A NEW STORY The scale of the property extends beyond that of the main house alone. A second stone building, also dating from the 18th and 19th centuries, significantly expands the range of possible uses. Its ground floor currently houses a studio, among other things, while the upper levels feature numerous rooms. Depending on the project, this layout allows for the creation of independent living spaces, accommodations for family members, or a hospitality business. The main residence itself currently offers six bedrooms, with the potential for more. A spacious basement with an underground cellar, a convertible attic, garages, and numerous storage areas add yet another dimension to the property. The property has already undergone significant renovations. The facades were recently completely refurbished, and the window and door frames were replaced in 2024. Future work on the project could focus on thermal comfort, the heating system, and interior design, to adapt the house to a new use while preserving its identity. Whether as a family home, a gathering place, or a venue for a hospitality project, its spacious layout allows for multiple possibilities. All share the unique opportunity to continue the story of a property already deeply rooted in its local community. THE CONSULTANT'S PERSPECTIVE ?Above all, I loved the natural charm of the place, untouched by any artificial staging. You can't help but be swept up in a gentle sense of nostalgia. The house has a genuine patina. That's precisely what moved me: it still leaves room for those who will come after, for their tastes, their way of life, and the story they'll choose to write here. The grounds play a big part in creating this feeling. Between the stone walls, the well, and the century-old trees, it feels like an intimate retreat. Inside, the spacious layout makes it easy to imagine a large family home where everyone can find their own space. It's a place with a soul, close to Champagnole, the lakes, the vineyards, and Switzerland, waiting for its story to continue.' Mathieu Ardenghi

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!

FORMER WINEGROWER'S HOUSE ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF ORNANS Located between the Saône River and Ornans, this former winegrower's house, built in 1704, bears the marks of its history in its stonework, beams, wood paneling, and antique hardwood floors. Thoroughly restored, it offers 199 m² of living space on a fenced, wooded lot of 1,981 m². An Aligoté vineyard, a small pond, century-old trees, and several outbuildings enhance the character of this property, designed for family life, not far from Besançon and on the road to Switzerland. A BUILDING FROM 1704, BLENDING STONE AND WOOD Behind its stone walls, this former winegrower's house tells a story spanning more than three centuries. Built in 1704, it underwent a complete renovation that continued through 2015, with a focus on preserving the elements that define its character. Exposed stone complements the beams, wood paneling, wall niches, and antique hardwood floors. These materials flow throughout the rooms, giving the house a warm atmosphere true to its origins. Spanning approximately 199 m², the living spaces are spread over two levels. The spacious living area forms the heart of the home. The fully equipped kitchen, complete with a pantry, retains a rustic feel in keeping with the home's architecture. The sleeping area comprises four bedrooms, including one on the ground floor with its own bathroom. Upstairs, the rooms feature high ceilings. A library and a second bathroom round out the interior layout. The monumental fireplace and wood-burning stove further highlight the use of fine materials and provide comfort throughout the seasons. A GARDEN WHERE THE HISTORY OF WINE-MAKING LIVES ON Outside, the property's character extends onto flat, wooded grounds. The garden features century-old trees, a vegetable garden, an orchard, and a small pond, all enclosed by hedges and period walls. A few rows of grapevines serve as a direct reminder of the house's history. Spanning approximately three ares, the Aligoté vines still anchor the property in its winemaking past and give the garden a unique identity. The equipment needed for vineyard maintenance and work is included with the property. For those who wish to continue this tradition, training is available to help with the first steps. The house also features a sheltered terrace facing southeast. The courtyard and various outdoor spaces create several pleasant pathways between the main building, the garden, and the outbuildings. A barn accommodates two vehicles, a workshop, and the pellet-fired boiler with its 4-metric-ton silo. A former caretaker's house of approximately 30 m², now used for storage and housing a bread oven, completes the property. The attic and other ancillary spaces still offer potential for use. An underground wine cellar seamlessly extends the property's history. BETWEEN BESANÇON, ORNANS, AND THE FIRST PLATEAU The property is located in Les Monts-Ronds, in the Villers-sous-Montrond area, halfway between Saône and Ornans. This location allows for a close connection to the countryside while providing easy access to the region's main centers. Saône and its train station are about ten minutes away, as are Fontain and Ornans. Besançon remains easily accessible for daily needs?whether for work or school?while the property's location also allows for easy travel toward the Swiss border. The land and outbuildings offer several possibilities for living in the house. It could become a permanent family home or a charming weekend retreat. More than just a backdrop, the vineyard, stone, and trees here tell the story of a place that has been inhabited for over three centuries. THE AGENT'S PERSPECTIVE What stands out to me here is the building's charm and the quality of the restoration work. The beautiful stonework, the original features, and the spacious rooms have preserved the house's identity, while the grounds, with their trees and a few rows of vines, extend this atmosphere outdoors. A house full of character between the Saône and Ornans, with that special feeling of a place that has stood the test of time. Sylvie du Welz

STONE HOUSE IN PORT-LESNEY In Port-Lesney, a charming village nestled in the Loue Valley, this stone house embodies a way of life where heritage blends seamlessly with contemporary comfort. Spanning nearly 205 m², it comprises a family home, a separate apartment, a vaulted cellar, a barn, two workshops, and a tree-lined garden opening onto the river. The traditional materials, generous spaces, and views of nature come together to create a place designed as much for family life as for hospitality, just a few minutes from Arbois and the Mouchard TGV station. STONE AS HERITAGE Stepping through the property's entrance is like entering a different rhythm?that of the Jura villages where stone facades have lined the Loue River for generations, where every house seems to hold a story. Built in the early 19th century, this home is fully in keeping with that heritage. Restored with care to preserve its identity, it offers nearly 205 m² of living space across three levels. From the moment you step inside, the cut stone, oak beams, Burgundy flagstones, vaulted ceilings, and wooden trim create an authentic and warm atmosphere. The separate, fully equipped kitchen retains the spirit of the place while meeting modern needs. The living areas flow naturally into one another. Each room has its own distinct character. Upstairs, the bedrooms invite tranquility, while a spacious open-plan area of approximately 100 m² opens up new possibilities: expanding the home, creating a space dedicated to a specific activity, or adapting to the changing needs of family life. Geothermal heating, supplemented by two wood-burning stoves, provides sustainable comfort and controlled energy consumption, offering energy efficiency that is rare for a home of this era. A LIVING SPACE WITH MANY POSSIBILITIES This property goes beyond its role as a family home. Its layout naturally lends itself to a variety of uses. The separate apartment features a living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and a bedroom. It can comfortably accommodate family and friends with complete independence or serve as a rental unit in a sought-after area of the Loue Valley. The 46 m² vaulted cellar is one of the property's most distinctive spaces. Its rustic, stone-walled interior lends itself equally well to meals, wine tastings, or entertaining. The barn and two workshops further expand the possibilities for conversion. Whether used as an artisan's studio, a creative space, a garage, or storage, these areas offer true freedom of use while preserving the property's character. Outside, the enclosed, tree-lined garden, dotted with fruit trees, flows from the paved terraces all the way to the banks of the Loue. The river marks the passing of the seasons and enhances the sense of space that characterizes this property. A LIFESTYLE AMIDST THE RIVER, VINEYARDS, AND HERITAGE In Port-Lesney, daily life unfolds as much within the home as it does in harmony with its surroundings. Straddled by the Loue River, the village brings together heritage, nature, and local craftsmanship within a vibrant landscape. Shops are within walking distance. The Mouchard TGV station provides quick access to the Jura, Paris, and Switzerland. Arbois showcases its wine cellars and vineyards, while the Royal Saltworks of Arc-et-Senans, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, bears witness to the region's cultural richness. Hiking, bike trails, canoeing, fishing, and exploring the vineyards are part of daily life and contribute to a lifestyle centered on nature. This house is equally suited to serving as a primary residence, a country home, or a guesthouse, thanks to its separate apartment and numerous outbuildings. THE AGENCY'S OPINION Some homes captivate with their architecture. Others stand out for the way they are lived in. This one naturally combines both. We were particularly impressed by the balance between the preserved character of the old stonework, the quality of the renovations, and energy efficiency that is rare for a building from the early 19th century. The separate apartment and outbuildings expand the property's potential uses without ever compromising the identity of the place.

In Charnay, in the heart of a gentle countryside landscape, this family home offers a way of living focused on space, light, and sharing. Located on a cul-de-sac, surrounded by open gardens and fruit trees, it provides a preserved setting where you can live outdoors as much as indoors. The main house has five bedrooms, including one on the ground floor, warm spaces, and a living area that opens onto the terrace and pool. A large sun-facing terrace and a separate pool house naturally extend outdoor living. The property is a rare find in the immediate vicinity of Besançon and the Quingey basin, where nature, comfortable living, and contemporary simplicity come together in perfect harmony. Spaces designed for living together The house immediately asserts its intention: to welcome, circulate, breathe. The living room on the ground floor, generously open to the garden, is perfect for large summer gatherings as well as winter evenings. Next to it, the black marble and wood kitchen creates a warm and contemporary atmosphere, extended by a discreet pantry. A more intimate, slightly secluded living room offers a peaceful atmosphere with soft lighting and sophisticated acoustics, dedicated to quiet moments and movie nights. A bedroom and a bathroom complete this level, allowing for single-story living according to your needs. A floor dedicated to family life An oak staircase leads to the central mezzanine, a real breathing space on this floor. Four bedrooms are arranged around it, bathed in light, some with balconies opening onto the garden and countryside. Parquet floors, high ceilings, simple charm, and a family atmosphere. A bathroom completes this level. A few decorative changes could enhance this already very pleasant floor without requiring any structural work. The garden as a horizon From the terrace, the eye glides towards the swimming pool, set slightly below. Beyond, the perfectly flat land stretches out generously. It offers an ideal space for a vegetable garden, playground, open meadow, or relaxation area under the trees. The pool house, located at pool level, extends the summer conviviality with an open-plan kitchen and a welcoming dining area. Upstairs, a mezzanine offers a separate, bright space, perfect for entertaining, working or creating a separate cocoon. A natural rhythm on the outskirts of Besançon At the end of a cul-de-sac, far from any traffic, the property enjoys a rare tranquility. The wooded grounds extend reassuringly far, offering an open space where projects naturally find their place. Nothing is set in stone here: a kitchen garden, a vast meadow for running barefoot, a shaded corner for reading, a place for games or contemplation. The seasons gently punctuate daily life and the house evolves with them, flexibly and naturally. Charnay cultivates an authentic rural charm while benefiting from the services and amenities of the Quingey area, with its local shops, school, and community life. Besançon, just a few minutes away, offers its heritage, cultural attractions, urban energy, and all the conveniences of everyday life. The surrounding Loue valley is ideal for walks, trails, open landscapes, and changing light. Here, you can live close to nature without sacrificing the comforts of the city. Agency opinion: A bright, functional, and open family home, designed to welcome life's essential moments. Its balanced volumes, the fluid relationship between interior and garden, the independence of the spaces, and the rare plot of land in this area make it a sought-after address. Here, you can breathe, entertain easily, and live simply and elegantly, just a few minutes from the city.

Artisan wasteland in the Haut-Jura. In the land of lakes and peat bogs, in the valley of Prénovel and its Nordic domains, 2 km from the lakes of Etival, near the village of the Jura escapades of Francis Picabia. Workshop and offices 260 m². Warehouse 640 m². Land 5,000 m².This description has been automatically translated from French.

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

Discover this 301 m² house located on Chemin des Ruines in Montferrand-le-Château, offering a unique living environment on the edge of a field and just steps away from refreshing forest walks. The property spans a plot of 12 ares. This two-level house benefits from a south-west exposure, ensuring brightness throughout the day.For any inquiries or visits, please contact Etienne at 06 76 17 78 13.The interior is a true ode to authenticity. Exposed stones, century-old beams, generous volumes, and this vaulted stone reception room from the 13th century plays a central role in the house. Several accesses to the outside will allow you to enjoy the garden without any overlooking, and especially the exceptional view of a rolling landscape.The house includes 5 bedrooms of 15, 18, 18, and 35 m², a large office open to the outside, a separate equipped kitchen, a living room, a reception room, two bathrooms, and toilets. There is also the possibility of having a studio with independent access for seasonal rental.The property is equipped with a gas boiler with hot water production as well as a wood stove.The annual property tax for 2025 is €972.Property location:Amenities: A small commercial area (supermarket, bakery, gas station...) and healthcare professionals present in the village.Green spaces: Wonderful forest walks can be made starting from the house.Schools: Educational institutions, ranging from kindergarten to elementary school, are present in the village.Transport: A train station heading towards Besançon-Viotte is in the village. Other possible destinations: Belfort and Lons-le-Saunier.Hosman offers a new standard in real estate, with exceptional real estate agents and technology designed to provide a smoother, more transparent, and efficient experience for both sellers and buyers.Fees are the responsibility of the seller: 2.2% of the price or €10,900.If you are a real estate professional (agent, representative, or property hunter), please know that all Hosman listings are open to collaboration. Do not hesitate to contact us to discuss.