luxury real estate for sale Jura, France

Located in the Jura region, less than 15 minutes from the A39 motorway and a TGV station, this superb 15th-century château was renovated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This property offers considerable potential given its layout, surroundings, and the space it provides through its numerous outbuildings. The château, of manageable size, is equally suitable as a primary or secondary residence, or for a bed and breakfast project. Its size, interior layout, and magnificent attic can accommodate 7 to 8 luxury bedrooms, in addition to a private area for the owners. Beneath the château are magnificent vaulted cellars, but above all, a fully equipped and renovated space (over 1000 m²) ideal for an event and/or restaurant business. A second property, formerly a mill and more recently a restaurant, adjoins the château and is already operational; this property could also be used to create additional bedrooms. A six-room gatehouse marks the entrance to the château, along with outbuildings and garages. This superb property boasts a swimming pool with a pool house. A stream with its canal and a crystal-clear pond complete the picture. All this on over 7 hectares. This is a real opportunity for tourism-related projects (bed and breakfast, weddings, family reunions). There is also the possibility of adding a wine-growing operation (AOC-classified region). A rare, even unique, property in Franche-Comté. Envoyer des commentaires Seller's fees Energy performance rating: NA/NA Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

iad France - Alain Barbe offers you: There are properties that one visits, and others that provoke an emotion as soon as one crosses their doors. The Château de Beauregard undoubtedly belongs to the latter category. Located in Pagney, in the heart of Bourgogne-Franche-Comté and ideally positioned between Besançon and Dijon, this remarkable estate built in the early 19th century reveals itself behind its stone walls, within a landscaped park enclosed and wooded over two hectares. Perfectly maintained as a whole, the château develops 677 m² of living space spread over three levels and impresses as much with its volumes as with the atmosphere it exudes. Its 21 rooms include 15 bedrooms, three reception lounges, ten bathrooms, nine toilets, as well as a fully equipped semi-professional kitchen. An independent private accommodation completes the ensemble and allows for various living or activity arrangements without sacrificing each person's privacy. Here, the large proportions do not detract from the warm character of the places: the views of the park accompany the living areas and offer, through the seasons, a particularly privileged decor. While the property is currently fully functional, some refreshing work will allow its future owners to bring it up to date and reveal its full potential according to their desires, without altering the soul and character of the places. A true asset for those considering a tourist, event, or more broadly a project oriented towards welcoming the public: several significant improvements have already been made in this regard. The château notably features an elegant external emergency staircase serving the different levels, existing emergency exits, smoke detectors installed in each room, as well as two fire doors in the interior parts. These are facilities that provide a particularly interesting basis for considering the evolution of the estate towards a welcoming activity, subject to the necessary permits and any adjustments specific to the future buyer's project. Outside, a covered terrace invites you to fully enjoy this green interlude, while an outbuilding fitted with sanitary facilities, currently used as a gym, a garage, a workshop, two wells, and a water reserve for irrigation complete the property. The estate also benefits from equipment designed to ensure comfort and serenity on a daily basis: central heating by two oil boilers associated with four air/air modules, a backup generator that takes over in case of a power cut, two independent fiber connections, and a video surveillance system. A cellar, a boiler room, and several storage spaces are also present in the basement. But the true uniqueness of Beauregard lies neither in its 677 m² nor in its 21 rooms: it resides in the feeling of space, calm, and possibilities that the property provides once on site. A large family home, a guest house, a charming hotel, a gastronomic project, a reception venue, or a space intended to host seminars and events: its configuration, volumes, and the improvements already made for hosting the public give it particularly interesting potential to bring ambitious projects to life. Therefore, the Château de Beauregard is aimed at those who are not simply looking for a property with character, but a place capable of carrying a true project of life or activity. Some homes can be understood on paper, this one deserves to be discovered behind its walls.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Mill established in title, 437 m² of heated living space, 17 rooms: luxury 5-star gîte with 14 beds. Wooded and water area of 1.16 ha, for sale in the Saint-Amour region, bordering Burgundy and Jura (71/39): 700 m² of total usable space; large living areas, independent private apartment; cellars; basements; 260 m² of technical or convertible spaces. Abundant valley of 1.16 ha: mill race, waterfall, wheel, river gorge… Maximum recent comfort, solar panels, rare energy performance certificate. Courtyard, parking, garage, bakery, unusual accommodation, 120 m² of terraces.Between the lush and hilly Burgundy to the west, with its vineyards, forests, and hills, and the rugged Jura to the east, with its vineyards, lakes, views, and castles... the site, surrounded by two gastronomies and ZNIEFF forests, is located less than 10 minutes from the charming village of Saint-Amour, home to a philosopher and historian, which has all kinds of shops, as well as a hub of road axes crossing several regions from east to west and from north to south. Over a string of about twenty mills visible on the Cassini map, the Moulin Sonate remains to this day the first downstream of the source of a mountain stream, initially tumultuous, in the hollow of a rocky gorge. Formerly, the Moulin Sonate, 'founded from time immemorial', had two superimposed wheels under a fall of about 5 meters, and two pairs of millstones for grinding grain; in the 19th century, it expanded to carve the beautiful marbled stone of the region. Listed in the Industrial Heritage of Jura, this large historical building marked the 20th century: the last flour mill in the municipality, it continued to grind grain until 1954. These two pairs of millstones, with three roller mills, allowed a throughput of 500 quintals of wheat per day in 1934. The axis of the first wheel can still be seen, and the second wheel, below, on the south side of the mill. The rosy stones that remain visible on its facades, rot-proof, illuminate it from morning to evening in its private valley of over one hectare surrounded by woods, between the rocks where the tumultuous water sounds, not far from the hiking paths of the Petites Montagnes du Jura. A few kilometers from the charming historic town of Saint-Amour, the site, free of nuisances and neighbors, seems secluded from the world, in the land of 'reculées'. The stream descending the hill and crossing the property flows, singing, under the small stone bridges, amidst dense tree species of great variety.The mill made of local marbled pink and white stone, with 5-star facilities; interiors separated between east and west by a stone partition wall: • 100 m² cellar, and 65 m² technical rooms (former machine room at level 0): * axis of the old wheel; * laundry room; * boiler room (heat pump system, and solar panels…). Interior and exterior access to * the old henhouse 12 m² allowing for the arrangement of an additional independent room or gîte. Open onto the courtyard: * bakery and its functioning oven.East-facing residence, made of rare materials (levels 2, 3, and 4): * reception; * fitted and equipped kitchen 30 m² (fireplace, door to south terrace at the bief level on sunny courtyards); * double living room 60 m² that combines modernity and respect for the character of the place: monumental fireplace with insert heating the cathedral living area and its vast three-sided mezzanine (home cinema, level 3); * miller’s ladder to independent private bedroom (level 4). * Private duplex (levels 3 and 4): living room with office space; bathroom; attic bedroom.West-facing residence (view of the river), quality materials and 5-star comfort (level 2, imagination and surprise); hallway serving: * west suite 40 m² (4 beds): spacious central living area (convertible sofa), and double bedroom orientation; Italian shower, separate toilets. * laundry room; * toilets. Access to cellar and technical room. West-facing residence (view of the river), 5-star quality materials and comfort required: gîte 2023 (levels 3 and 4, styles overflowing imagination); from the independent door of the south terrace: * shower room and toilets for the external unusual accommodation; * west living room 50 m² (decorated with one of the millstones and a grain sieve); * 40 m² living room: relaxation area, dining area, fully fitted and equipped kitchen; * gîtes 2 (4 beds) and 3 (6 beds); each: living room, shower room, separate toilets, and attic bedroom.• Facilities and work: Work and materials from 2020 to 2024 (RT 2012). Roof revised and treated, zinc works replaced; compliant electricity, plumbing, sanitary facilities, 23 double-glazed PVC frames (and special acoustic ones); 16 kW heat pump + hot water production (thermo 300 l + thermo 350 l + 3 buffer tanks in relay ensuring rapid supply of hot water). No asbestos or lead. Exceptional energy performance certificate. Insulation: interior lime on plasterboard in front of wood wool. Solar panels 2019, 9 kW in self-consumption: * 08 2024 gain of €900; * 08 2025 gain of €700. Wastewater treatment: compact 15 EH treatment station compliant. Internet: Download speed in Mbit/s = 85; Transfer in Mbit/s = 18. Property tax about €1600. Numerous additional photos.Dependencies: • 50 m² garage at ground level: * ground floor for garages, workshop…; * converted attic for storage. • Part of the old barn converted into a covered terrace; • Unusual accommodation.The land: plunging into the atmosphere of the long valley of 1ha 16 a 79 ca, protected by tall colorful trees, where only the sounds of the tumultuous water and birds break a peaceful silence, one feels far from all nuisances and human activity. Not far to the east, many viewpoints of the Petites Montagnes du Jura, forests with steep paths and GR, the Lakes and ski resorts… to the west, the Bresse and its gentle landscapes with historic villages (abbeys, Roman art…).Ideal resting place between several tourist regions, the Moulin Sonate, in a privileged setting, is located: • 10 min from all shops in the historic village of Saint-Amour and neighboring villages • 30 min north of Bourg-en-Bresse; A39 north-south (Dijon-Besançon / Lyon), A40 east-west (Mâcon / Geneva) • 30 min south of Lons-le-Saunier • 25 min from Louhans • 1h40 from Geneva (including highways) or 2h40 (small roads crossing the Jura).Risk information for this property is available on the Georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

For sale, a haven of peace in the heart of nature: a character stone and wood house. Let yourself be seduced by this exceptional 218 m² house nestled in the heart of a preserved forest, in an environment of rare tranquility, without overlooking or neighboring properties nearby. A true refuge for lovers of absolute calm and nature. Built with noble and high-end materials, this property elegantly combines the charm of the old (stone, exposed beams, solid wood, oak frameworks) and contemporary comfort. It features a large living room, a spacious equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms, and convertible attics enhanced by oil heating and two wood stoves. The whole is set on a landscaped and flowering plot of 5,400 m², meticulously maintained, with a pond, an outbuilding with an old-fashioned bread oven, and numerous spots conducive to relaxation. A rare environment: complete silence, only disturbed by the song of birds and the whisper of the wind in the trees. This house is ideal for those who dream of a peaceful lifestyle, away from all agitation. 25 minutes from the Jura lakes region. For more information or to schedule a visit, contact us. A property like this is a valuable opportunity, to be discovered without delay.This description has been automatically translated from French.

15TH-CENTURY ESTATE IN DOMBLANS In Domblans, on the banks of the Seille and nestled within lush greenery, this 15th-century château has stood the test of time. A stately home, it retains a distinctive presence, thanks to its ancient stonework and its setting within the Jura landscape. Behind its porch, nearly 800 m² of living space opens onto a 7-hectare park, a lake and several outbuildings. An estate where history and nature strike a perfect balance. A PRESENCE ROOTED IN THE HISTORY OF THE JURA The Château de Domblans is part of a deep-rooted historical legacy, situated on the banks of the Seille, within a landscape shaped by vineyards, stone and water. Over the centuries, the property has evolved, transforming itself with restraint. The 19th-century restorations then served to affirm its architectural identity, in a respectful dialogue with the existing structure. The château thus became a discreet witness to regional history, passing through the ages without ever severing its ties to the land. The courtyard arranges the buildings and creates a sense of distance between each structure. Below, the pond forms a self-contained water feature, bordered by dense vegetation. The pathways are organised between the courtyard and the landscape. The stone terraces extend the rooms out to the thresholds. Further down, the swimming pool is situated within a defined, mineral-like space, set back from the main circulation routes. LIVED-IN ARCHITECTURE, BETWEEN VOLUMES AND MATERIALS From the entrance, the materials make a striking impression. The façades, the old stones, the openings and the lines of the building create a presence that is both understated and structured. Inside, the original features complement the spaces: exposed beams, vaults, fireplaces, wood panelling, old floors and generous ceiling heights. The spaces unfold fluidly, revealing varied perspectives and living areas that are both intimate and open. Fifteen living rooms and seven bedrooms, some on the ground floor, create a layout ideal for family life and entertaining. The whole retains a warm, almost timeless atmosphere, where every detail contributes to a sense of rootedness and continuity. A PROPERTY OPEN TO NATURE AND ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES Surrounding the château, the 7-hectare grounds feature a progressive layout of spaces, alternating between open areas and more secluded sections. Pathways wind their way through, connecting the buildings, the immediate surroundings and the more distant parts of the estate. The pond lies below, bordered by dense vegetation, and serves as a visual focal point. Centuries-old trees frame the views and filter the scenery, whilst the orchard and springs extend this diversity of atmospheres. The outdoor areas allow for a variety of uses, ranging from receptions and outdoor activities to more secluded spaces. The whole site flows seamlessly between the castle's surroundings and the more natural parts of the estate. The outbuildings extend this concept. The barn, orangery, former stables, workshops, cellars and attic form a collection of distinct, pre-existing structures. Each space can be put to use immediately as required. The site can thus accommodate daily life, accommodation or events, building on the existing layout. This capacity for adaptation fits seamlessly into the estate's continuity, without disrupting its balance. THE AGENCY'S VIEW We are struck by the authenticity of this place, its integration into the landscape and the harmony between architecture, nature and history. This château, with its park and pond, offers a living experience that bridges the past and the future.

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.

An 18th-century residence with outbuildings in more than 2 hectares of grounds, on the outskirts of a village in the south of the Jura area. The property is located in a peaceful setting, on the outskirts of the village. The property, was erected as a noble country residence amids the fields in the 18th century, echoing the village’s castle that stands on a rocky outcrop. A lime tree-lined drive leads to a wrought-iron gate framed by two haughty pillars from which stone walls extend. The property is laid out arouned an enclosed courtyard, in which two long stone buildings measuring approximately 35 metres each stand opposite one another. One contains the manor house plus the former stables and cowshed, while the other is made up of several outbuildings. To the east, a formal terraced garden planted with geometrically shaped yew trees stands in front of the house and leads to large meadow that stretches to the edge of the property, boasting uninterrupted views. At the entrance and stretching alongside the drive, there is a farm hangar surrounded by greenery and trees of various types; a carefully maintained meadow bordered by a stone wall stands opposite.

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.

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.

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.

SALIGNEY - VILLAGE HOUSE IN STONE TO FINISH RENOVATINGEXCEPTIONAL RENOVATION! Your SIGNATURE advisor offers for sale this heart of village house that has benefited from an exceptional renovation to be completed in the municipality of SALIGNEY, a charming village located between Besançon and Dole, less than 10 minutes from a highway exit.A LARGE-SCALE RENOVATION Here the exterior shell has been preserved. Extensive masonry work has been carried out with the creation of two heated slabs. This has also highlighted some walls made of slip-formed concrete in the house. The renovated living area is significant with over 410m² of usable space, including over 320m² on the ground floor. Significant work has been done on insulation and heating installation at a level of refinement never seen before. The pellet boiler and its 30-ton silo is coupled with a wood boiler that together heat the floors. Ducted air conditioning is also pre-installed (only the units need to be installed). Of course, all the carpentry and electricity are new, and the roof has been inspected to ensure it is in good condition. Finally, the individual sanitation installation has been brought up to standard.QUALITY FEATURES Inside, the living spaces are finalized with a very large dining kitchen equipped with quality appliances, including a cooking hob with integrated extraction. The dining room and living room are also very spacious with over 80m² combined. The master suite on the ground floor has a dressing room, a bathroom with a bathtub and connected shower where you can choose your washbasin furniture, and a spa with jacuzzi, infrared sauna, shower, and dehumidifier. A computer networking panel will allow you to centralize your connectivity. Finally, you can store your wine in the various vaulted cellars accessible from the house.A FAMILY HOUSE AND MORE The house currently offers 3 furnished bedrooms, and the surface area is such that you can design the number of bedrooms you will need without difficulty (up to 10 without technical difficulties). It will obviously be necessary to create the bathrooms accordingly. There is still a whole space that can be developed to create guest rooms or a gîte with independent access.A RENOVATION TO COMPLETE You will have understood that there will still be work to be done to finalize the project. This particularly concerns the exteriors with the possibility of creating a pool. Inside, some floors still need to be laid, as well as the finishes and paintings of the various technical rooms. This will especially allow you to customize the house to your taste and finish the layout according to your needs.This house is a real financial opportunity given the work that has already been completed! So do not hesitate to contact your SIGNATURE advisor to organize a visit to this property with exceptional features and volumes! Antoine PAGANONI (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - .This description has been automatically translated from French.

Divonne Sotheby’s International Realty presents for sale, in Les Rousses and close to the Swiss border at La Cure with rail connection to Nyon, a beautifully renovated farmhouse offering approximately 280 sqm of living space, set on an exceptional 19,448 sqm plot enjoying full 360° exposure in a preserved natural environment. The property comprises a main house of approximately 200 sqm and an independent apartment of approximately 80 sqm with strong rental potential. The main house features, at garden level, a spacious living area including kitchen, dining room and living room centered around a spectacular four-sided open fireplace. A second lounge and an independent chalet-style jacuzzi space complete this level. The upper floor offers three bedrooms and a large shower room. The lower level includes a large basement with a three-car garage of approximately 100 sqm, workshop and boiler room. The independent apartment includes a living room, dining area with kitchen featuring a traditional bread oven and fireplace, two bedrooms and a shower room, ideal for guests or rental income. Outside, the property benefits from extensive meadow and agricultural land, a heated outdoor swimming pool and uninterrupted 360° views over the Jura mountains and La Dôle. A cross-country ski trail runs along the property, offering a rare lifestyle in nature. Ideally located just 5 minutes from Les Rousses and close to the Swiss border, with quick access to Nyon and the Lake Geneva region.

A RENOVATED FARMHOUSE IN LES ROUSSES, JURA Nestled in the rolling landscape of the Jura, this typical regional farmhouse, originally built in 1740, embodies a way of life shaped by escape and renewal. Its extended living room of over 80 square meters welcomes you back after long days outdoor, while the fully equipped kitchen make extended stays effortless. A separate apartment offers immediate rental potential. Outside, nearly two hectares of land open meadows and direct access to mountain activities, anchor the property in a natural, ever-changing rhythm. A place designed for gathering, settling in, and stepping away. A HOME TO RETURN TO, SEASON AFTER SEASON The main residence is structured around a lifestyle of arrivals, departures, and lingering stays. At its heart, a generous living space of over 80 square meters brings everything together in a single, cohesive volume. Height, exposed beams, and stone walls create a presence that feels both grounded and welcoming. Southwest-facing light fills the space, accompanying the quiet return after a day outside. Solid wood flooring and a sculptural suspended staircase ensure a seamless flow between levels. The central fireplace and the two living rooms offer flexibility in how the home is lived in. The bedrooms are upstairs and include two bedrooms alongside a bathroom. An indoor wellness area including a jacuzzi, extends comfort into winter evenings. The property has undergone a complete renovation in accordance with best practices, using noble materials while respecting the buildings history. HOSTING WITH COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE The independent apartment, spanning over 70 square meters, offers an additional way to experience the property. Fully self-contained, it can accommodate family members, guests or tenants. This configuration provides strong rental potential, particularly for seasonal stays, with a capacity of up to six guests. A spacious garage and several outbuildings support this dual use, making longer stays and mountain activities easy to manage. Access has been designed for smooth arrivals and departures, even during peak periods. A video surveillance system and reliable digital connectivity meet modern expectations. Each part of the property allow for hosting while maintaining true independence. AN ESCAPE BETWEEN MEADOWS AND SUMMITS The field, extending over nearly 19,000 square meters, offer an immediate and immersive connection to the surrounding mountains. A flat section is perfect for everyday outdoor living, while gently sloping meadows stretch toward the peaks. Views open onto La Dôle and Les Jouvencelles, with direct access to ski slopes and hiking trails. A stone terrace for outdoor dining, south west facing follow the sun throughout the day. The outdoor pool, sheltered beneath a dome, extends the pleasures of warmer seasons, while the indoor spa provides a more intimate, restorative atmosphere. The country living experience can further be enhanced with the possibility of keeping horses, with the additional onsite benefit of a well. The setting captures the uniqueness of Les Rousses, where outdoor living, preserved nature, and proximity to Switzerland come together effortlessly. AGENCY VIEW This farmhouse offers a clear and compelling proposition combining escape and extended stays. The quality of the renovation, the scale of the living spaces, and the presence of an independent apartment create a seamless balance between private residence and seasonal rental. The land and immediate access to mountain activities further enhance its appeal. This property is ideally suited to a cross-border or international clientele seeking a place that welcomes, performs, and offers a genuine experience of life in the open air.

Exclusive and rare: Property of 355 m² and 6,384 m² of land - Near Saint-Amour (39160). Furniture included! Located in a green and isolated setting, this MAGNIFICENT farmhouse offers you a true HAVEN OF PEACE, ideal for developing event activities such as Weddings, Seminars or Gîtes. Close to Switzerland, motorways, train station, while being in a QUIET setting without vis-à-vis or nuisance. ****MORE PHOTOS on my Capifrance website***** From the entrance, you are seduced by the Character and AUTHENTICITY! A lot of CHARACTER here with a clever mix of materials and a complete quality renovation! You benefit from a vast Entrance Hall equipped with PMR WC with Living Room and Reception Room, all for no less than 130 m2! A fitted Kitchen and a master suite are also present on this first level. It is on the upper floor that you will benefit from 5 additional bedrooms including 2 master bedrooms and a bathroom, all perfectly renovated and perfect for accommodating 16 beds in these spaces! That's not all, the property also offers a Bridal Suite (totally independent Master Bedroom of nearly 19m2) and 11 additional beds in UNUSUAL CARAVAN type accommodation for a unique experience! The land, planted with trees and landscaped, is ideal for outdoor events, being completely CALM with an unobstructed view: a true HAVEN OF PEACE! A sheltered terrace of 42m² completes these exteriors, perfect for welcoming groups and organizing memorable events. A Catering Reception area or garage (with convertible attic) is also present on the farmhouse... Possibilities for development are also present as it is possible to develop Unusual Accommodation and even a Treehouse (...) All of which can be connected to sanitation. All the COMFORT is present: Complete renovation, Quality insulation, Catering area, Full Argon double glazing, 23KW Heat Pump from 2019, Sanitation to standards and connected exterior housing, FIBER OPTIC with distributors, Verisure ALARM, ... FURNITURE included! If you are looking to invest in a property with multiple possibilities and in a privileged environment, this opportunity is for you! To find out more, call me. Les honoraires sont à la charge du vendeur. Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www. georisques. gouv. fr. ** ENGLISH SPEAKERS: please note that Capifrance has an international department that can help with translations. To see our range of 20,000 properties for sale in France, please visit our Capifrance website directly. We look forward to finding your dream home!

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

iad France - Damien Coiffier offers you: JURA, rare in the Lons Le Saunier area, an exceptional estate of 900 m2. Housing/BusinessAn exceptional estate consisting of 2 buildings of 450 m2 each and an adjoining land of 4400 m2. It comprises: First building renovated dating from 1880: - A private duplex apartment of 152 m2 consisting of: kitchen, living room, several bedrooms including a master, WC, shower room.. Energy performance diagnosis: E (only for the apartment) Heating with fuel oil for the apartment and the current restaurant part.- A large entrance reception area with its bar, (LICENSE IV OK) - Two small dining rooms that can accommodate 35 places total, functioning wood stove and air conditioning, - Antique and luxurious furniture, as well as a very beautiful custom refrigerated wine cellar that can hold more than 300 bottles, - A professional kitchen with equipment in perfect working condition and frequently renewed, (see photos) - Currently a gourmet kitchen, - A wooden terrace of about 35 places and its furniture, - Men's - Women's PMR toilets available Second building: - Built in 2005, very recent and up-to-date standards, - On the ground floor, 2 PMR bedrooms with private terrace, - 8 other bedrooms on the upper floors + 1 double room, - The bedrooms range from 22 to 34 m2 and are equipped with a shower room, sink, and storage, - Two storage rooms with bed linens, - Access to the upper floor via a tiled staircase, - Gas heating, - Wifi throughout the estate, - Energy performance diagnosis: D Exterior: - Parking for about 50 places, - Land: + 4000 m2, - Electric car charging station, - Large lawn with children's games, - Wooden terrace, - Garage/workshop of about 40 m2, - Two possible accesses to the estate, (front and back) Currently, the estate is operated as a gourmet restaurant and hotel since 2012. Property tax: €8300/year Retirement sale. Possible assistance for 3 months. Several choices are available to you both professionally and personally! Ideal for family projects, investors for the housing part, restaurant professionals, etc... Files, information, and visits upon request: AVAILABLE 7 DAYS A WEEK Agency fees are the responsibility of the seller. A valid ID will be required for the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation of clearance, is available on the Georisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate announcement has been drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Damien Coiffier, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the Lons le Saunier RSAC under number 792410912, holding the real estate canvassing card on behalf of I@D France SAS.

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.

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.

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.

In the heart of Lons-le-Saunier, the prefecture of Jura, discover this authentic full ownership building with a total area of approximately 1,640 m². Ideally located in the city center, it benefits from a privileged location within a dynamic city, known for its quality of life and attractiveness. A part of the building is already generating rental income, while the numerous remaining spaces offer remarkable potential for renovation and development. The generous volumes, the charm of the old, and the character elements allow for imagining numerous projects, whether it is to create several apartments, rehabilitate the existing spaces, or carry out a large-scale enhancement operation. Rare for its size, location, and the many possibilities it offers, this building represents a true opportunity for investors and project holders seeking a property with high potential. The photos do not suffice to reveal all the richness of this property. A visit is essential to appreciate its volumes, charm, and envision all that it can become.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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.

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.

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.