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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.

COUNTRY ESTATE IN HAUTE-SAÔNE On the edge of the forest, in the unspoiled countryside of Haute-Saône, this historic stone farmhouse dating back to 1790 offers a lifestyle centered on sharing. Completely renovated, it offers nearly 357 m² of living space with generous rooms, six bedrooms, and areas designed to welcome family and friends. Its separate apartment, barn, and workshop expand the possibilities for making the property your own, while the landscaped garden of over 2,700 m² invites you to slow down, surrounded by the countryside and nature. SPACE AS A WAY OF LIFE Tucked away along a path lined with greenery, this property exudes a discreet presence. The stone walls tell a story spanning more than two centuries, while the renovation reveals a contemporary interpretation that remains true to its authenticity. Light floods the rooms throughout the day, highlighting the spaciousness, high ceilings, and warmth of the materials. The living room serves as the heart of the home, centered around a fireplace insert and a wood-burning stove that invite you to enjoy long winter evenings. The separate, fully equipped kitchen retains its warm, welcoming atmosphere, perfect for meals that stretch into the evening. The eleven rooms offer a fluid layout, designed to accommodate guests without ever losing a sense of privacy. Six bedrooms make it possible to bring several generations together under one roof, while the two bathrooms round out a naturally functional layout. Upstairs, the sloping ceilings, open mezzanine, and views create a gentle atmosphere where everyone can find their own space. A PROPERTY WITH MANY POSSIBILITIES Outside, the property continues its story. A sun-facing wooden deck is perfect for summer days and al fresco dining. The landscaped garden blends naturally into the surrounding landscape, in a setting where the forest seems to extend the property. The barn, workshop, and detached garage offer true flexibility in use. The separate apartment opens up new possibilities, whether for hosting loved ones with complete independence or for launching a guesthouse business. This layout makes it possible to envision a family home, a charming second home, or a guesthouse project?all without major renovations. The recent renovation of the sewage system, the compliant micro-treatment plant installed in 2024, and the general upkeep of the property make it possible to move in immediately. THE PRIVILEGE OF A PRESERVED SETTING In Saint-Germain, at the gateway to the Plateau des Mille Étangs, daily life regains a peaceful rhythm. Forest walks give way to long meals shared around the table; the seasons shape the landscape, and the house becomes a gathering place. Yet the location remains easily accessible. The A36 highway is just a 20-minute drive away; the Belfort TGV station brings Paris and other major cities within easy reach; and the Basel-Mulhouse Airport opens the property to both French and Swiss clients. This property will appeal equally to those seeking an elegant second home and to buyers wishing to create a welcoming retreat or pass on a family legacy in a preserved setting. THE AGENCY'S OPINION What we particularly appreciate here is the balance between authenticity and practicality. This former farmhouse was renovated with the goal of comfortably hosting guests without sacrificing the property's character. It's a home where family gatherings, weekends with friends, or a hospitality venture naturally find their place, set in one of the most secluded landscapes of Haute-Saône.

Stone builds. Wood gives life. For over two centuries, they have conversed here with an almost natural ease. IIn the heart of Faucogney-et-la-Mer?a village designated a "Cité de Caractère" (Town of Character) in Burgundy-Franche-Comté?this imposing 18th-century manor house simply awaits someone to continue its story. Behind its stone facades lie three usable levels, currently laid out as six apartments of approximately 100 m² each, revealing exceptionally rare renovation potential. The property offers a total footprint of around 550 m² to be renovated, including 275 m² of living space. Stone reassures. Wood warms. Inside, the original features still speak of the nobility of the place. The monumental stone staircase harmoniously connects the different levels, while large open fireplaces punctuate the reception rooms. The high ceilings and remarkable oak beams create a setting where every detail seems to have gracefully withstood the test of time. Here, renovation doesn't erase anything. It reveals. A prestigious family residence, characterful apartments, guest rooms, shared living space, professional activity, or event venue. The building's layout offers exceptional freedom to those wishing to give it a new purpose. The house then opens onto a discreet and secluded inner courtyard, a true natural extension of the living spaces. Two stone pyres and a magnificent vaulted cellar complete an ensemble where each building seems to converse with the others. Then comes the garden: nearly 4,000 sqm of orchard, a pond, a small stone cottage, and, even more unexpectedly, a treehouse already converted into unique accommodation. Once again... Stone builds. Wood inspires dreams. In the heart of the Thousand Lakes tourist area, in a vibrant village with shops, schools, and services, this property offers a rare balance between heritage, nature, and quality of life. Its potential will appeal to lovers of historic homes as well as those with projects wishing to develop a hospitality business or create an extraordinary living space. Energy rating: E / Climate rating: B. Estimated annual costs: between EUR3,383 and EUR4,577 per year, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. Contact: Thibaut Boillot (RSAC: 884574492): +33 6 63 41 24 80

In the heart of the Haute-Saône region, less than 40 minutes from Besançon, 1.5 hours from Basel, 2.5 hours from Geneva, and 3 hours from Zurich, this property boasts a strategic location, popular with event planners and heritage enthusiasts alike. This property embodies the charm of a historic residence in a preserved natural setting. Built in the 19th century, this stone building complex consists of three buildings forming a harmonious enclosure, nestled in a two-hectare landscaped park planted with century-old trees. The main residence, with its classical architecture, offers approximately 800 sqm of living space. It features a succession of bright living rooms with high ceilings, as well as a fully equipped professional kitchen. Thirteen bedrooms spread over the floors offer a large capacity, ideal for hosting guests or organizing group stays. A beautiful 100 sqm reception room under exposed timber framing will easily accommodate a variety of professional or artistic activities. The charm is immediate: old parquet floors, fireplaces, moldings, and large openings highlight the authenticity of the place, while the layout of the spaces favors both residential and event use. The outbuildings extend the possibilities of use. One of them accommodates a PRM-accessible bedroom with private shower room, a second bedroom with bathroom, an apartment with two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen, as well as a contemporary-style loft. A professional recording studio completes the ensemble, adding an artistic dimension to this unique place. The third building consists of two independent dwellings, perfectly suited to welcoming visitors or on-site managers. Outside, the wooded park invites calm and contemplation. Natural paths wind between groves, lawns, and flowerbeds. Shaded stone terraces, moss-covered low walls, and verdant vistas create a gentle atmosphere. The setting is ideal for ceremonies, seminars, wellness retreats, and cultural residences. Located within the Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park, the château benefits from an attractive tourist environment, close to emblematic sites such as the Ognon Valley, the citadel of Besançon, and the Jura hills. It also benefits from all amenities nearby: schools, shops, and health facilities. ENERGY CLASS main building: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B - Annual expenditure 2024/2025: EUR10,522 (subscription included). ENERGY CLASS second building: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B - Annual expenditure 2024/2025: EUR3,395 (subscription included). ENERGY CLASS 3rd building: C / CLIMATE CLASS: A - Amount of annual expenses 2024/2025: 2459 euros. (subscription included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact Alexis Monterrat: 0649103904

Overlooking the city of Gy, in Haute-Saône, this property is part of the centuries-old history of the mountains of Gy. Former outbuildings of the medieval castle, this property complex draws an elegant U-shaped plan open on a courtyard. Erected in the 18th century and carefully remodelled, the residence combines the cachet of the old - slabs of Burgundy, original parquet floors and stone chimneys - to a quality technical renovation including insulation of the attic and efficient pellet heating. This atypical property, nestled in a historic and family neighborhood, enjoys an environment of stones and greenery in absolute calm. The interior space is distinguished by pleasant volumes and a unique modularity, inherited from its past vocation as a care home. The ground floor hosts reception rooms of character, a large dining room opening onto the courtyard and a kitchen. The configuration of the house, with six independent entrances and two separate kitchen areas, allows an easy partition into different autonomous dwellings. With its many rooms distributed on the levels and wide corridors, the structure also lends itself to the creation of a group lodging of large capacity. Under the house, vaulted cellars, including an old wine cellar, testify to the rich past of the place. The exteriors offer a changing show on the glazed roofs of the neighboring castle. The espalier gardens are spread over three successive terraces: a natural terrace extending the dwelling, a vegetable garden surrounded by walls and an orchard enclosed by walls. The outbuildings, true heritage assets, still house the old wine press of the castle, a bread oven and vast attics with potential for certain development. Ideally located, the property allows to reach shops and schools on foot by a hidden path. Besançon is 45 minutes away, while a nearby TGV station connects Paris in just 2h30. This mansion of character represents a rare opportunity for a plural life project, whether it is a family residence, a split rental investment or a high-end tourist activity. The serene atmosphere and imposing architecture of this estate invite immediate immersion during a visit. ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: B - Average estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use, indexed to the years 2021, 2022, 2023: between 8370 euros and 11330 euros. (subscription included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website for the areas concerned. Contact Alexis Monterrat 0649103904

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Exceptional house 5 minutes from Saint Vit. The art of living between nature, light, and well-being.There are houses you visit. And there are others you feel immediately.In a preserved environment, at the gates of Saint-Vit and only 20 minutes from the CHU of Besançon, this property reveals a rare art of living, where every space has been designed to provide comfort, softness, and intimacy.From the entrance, the tone is set. The house opens onto a universe dedicated to well-being, with a large indoor pool, extended by an elegant terrace with a jacuzzi, inviting you to savor each season, each light, each moment. Outside, the view stretches over a plot of around 20 ares, enhanced by a superb open view, a true living painting every day.The heart of the house beats in a spacious living area, bathed in light, where the volumes unfold harmoniously. The veranda, open to the garden and landscape, extends the perspectives and creates a soothing atmosphere, while the open kitchen evidently accompanies moments of sharing, hosting, and conviviality.The ground floor also hosts a bedroom, a shower room, a pantry, and a laundry room, offering practical yet elegant comfort. On the lower level, a guest bedroom allows for welcoming family and friends in a discreet yet warm space.Upstairs, the house continues its promise of generosity with two large bedrooms and a mezzanine currently converted into a living room and office, a place for breathing, reading, working, or contemplation according to desires and moments of life.The basement completes the whole with a parking space for one vehicle as well as all the technical infrastructure of the property: pool dehumidification system, dedicated machinery, and wood pellet boiler with silo, a precious alliance between modern comfort and energy requirements.Outside, a double carport enhances the services of this unique address, particularly ideal for hosting and charging electric vehicles.This house is not just about its volumes or its amenities. It tells a way of living, more serene, more refined, more free. A house designed for those who seek more than just a property: an inspiring, confidential, and deeply rejuvenating living space.Signature, the real estate of emotion and distinction.This description has been automatically translated from French.

FAMILY HOME IN MOREZ IN THE JURA From the heights of Morez, light accompanies every moment of the day and reveals a landscape of Jura rooftops and hills. This family home in Morez is located in a lively neighbourhood where the centre and shops are within easy walking distance. Behind its solid construction, the spaces and living areas invite shared moments, while the windows frame the mountains in the distance. The terraces naturally extend the house outwards and, on sunny days, become a real living space. Between the tree-lined garden, the panoramic view of the town and the immediate proximity of the Haut Jura landscapes, the address offers a rare balance between urban life and natural horizons. LIVING SPACES OPEN TO THE LIGHT OF THE JURA The house is organised on several levels and reveals a layout designed to accompany the rhythms of family life. From the entrance, the spaces breathe and light flows naturally from one room to another. The living spaces open up generously, offering a warm setting where days begin gently as the first rays of light appear over the Jura. The living room becomes a natural gathering place. The presence of wood, textures and the warmth of the stove create a convivial atmosphere, perfect for winter evenings or moments shared after a day spent in the mountains. The fully equipped kitchen extends this dynamic. The bedrooms are harmoniously distributed throughout the house. Each one has its own place, offering spaces conducive to rest, work or reading. The house thus accommodates the different rhythms of family life, between moments spent together and more personal moments. The current layout of the house also opens the way for other uses. In particular, it allows for the creation of a separate studio for rental. The configuration could also lend itself to a complete shared accommodation project, meeting the rental demand driven by the many students in the area. This interesting modularity allows for several ways of living in or enhancing the property over time. TERRACES OPENING OUT ONTO THE CITY AND THE HILLS Outside, the house extends onto large terraces that naturally complement the living areas. When the weather is fine, these spaces become an extension of everyday life. The eye wanders freely over the city's rooftops and reaches the gentle lines of the Jura mountains. Mornings here have a special flavour. Light gradually fills the terraces, inviting you to take the time to enjoy a coffee while admiring the landscape. Throughout the day, the different exposures accompany moments of life, from outdoor meals to sun-drenched moments of rest. The tree-lined garden provides additional breathing space. It's easy to imagine a vegetable garden, children playing or summer evenings with friends. The whole creates a simple, lively setting where indoors and outdoors interact naturally throughout the seasons. MOREZ AND THE ENERGY OF THE HAUT JURA Located in the heart of Morez, the house is part of a town shaped by the history of eyewear manufacturing and the energy of the surrounding mountains. The town centre is a hub of daily life, with shops, schools and places to live that set the pace for each day. The Jura landscape surrounds the town and accompanies its inhabitants throughout the year. In winter, the Haut Jura resorts attract lovers of skiing and the great outdoors. When the warm weather returns, the hiking trails and forests invite you to rediscover the surrounding nature. The proximity of Les Rousses and the Swiss border also opens the door to a wider territory, combining nature, mobility and economic dynamism. The house thus finds its place in a lively environment where a mountain lifestyle is cultivated, between activity and contemplation. AGENCY OPINION What we perceive here is the balance of the place. A generous, solid house, oriented towards light and the landscape. The terraces opening onto the town and the hills offer a unique perspective on Morez and the Jura. The immediate proximity of the centre adds to the comfort of everyday life, while the mountains remain ever-present on the horizon. A lively address, capable of accommodating family life as well as a residential project open to the wider area.

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AN ORANGERY WHERE LIFE BLOSSOMS, NEAR GRAY Just a few minutes from Gray, this former 18th-century orangery showcases its unique architecture in a preserved setting. Behind its historic walls, the property offers 120 m² of living space, renovated with the finest materials. A rare find, surrounded by a 4,557 m² wooded park enclosed by walls. RARE ARCHITECTURE IN THE HEART OF A WALLED GARDEN In Chargey-lès-Gray, the automated gate opens onto an unexpected sight. A former orangery built in 1790, the property retains the understated elegance of its characterful outbuildings, designed to harmonize with the light and the landscape. Restored to the highest standards over the past few years, it now exudes a gentle, timeless atmosphere, where every material seems to have found its natural place. The renovated façade, the triple-glazed aluminum-wood windows, and the stone walls encircling the grounds come together to form a deeply preserved ensemble. Sheltered from view and in the shadow of the neighboring château, the wooded park unfolds its verdant vistas in an almost suspended silence. OPEN SPACES DESIGNED FOR SEASONAL COMFORT The fully open ground floor allows light to flow between the high-end kitchen and the living area centered around the fireplace. The Chassagne stone flooring adds its mineral texture and enhances the immediate sense of comfort and permanence. The extensive renovation of the property, completed in 2024, allowed for the discreet integration of contemporary amenities: remote-controlled underfloor heating, dual-flow mechanical ventilation, automated climate control, and a reversible heat pump all support a seamless and comfortable lifestyle year-round. Upstairs, two generously proportioned bedrooms each feature their own storage spaces and en-suite shower rooms or bathrooms. Soundproof doors, electric aluminum shutters, and the hushed atmosphere of the space extend this sense of preserved intimacy. AN ELEGANT COUNTRYSIDE SETTING ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF GRAY Here, the grounds serve as a true extension of the home. The century-old trees, stone walls, and vast outdoor spaces invite you to slow down, entertain a few close friends on the subtly lit terrace, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings as the seasons change. A period well, a garden shed, and a carport harmoniously complete this ensemble. Just a few minutes from Gray and everyday amenities, this former orangery embodies a rare art of living, blending heritage, nature, and serenity. A unique property, designed for those seeking more than just a home: a place imbued with time and light. ARRIÈRE-COUR presents a truly unique property. A former orangery where 18th-century elegance meets a tasteful and meticulous renovation, set in a secluded and well-preserved environment just outside Gray, less than an hour from Besançon, Dijon, and Vesoul. Ideal as a second home.

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.

A HOME FULL OF CHARACTER IN LUXEUIL-LES-BAINS In Luxeuil-les-Bains, the House of the Three Rabbits, built in 1904, carries on the legacy of grand bourgeois homes while offering a living environment deeply rooted in modern-day lifestyles. Behind its distinctive façade, the interior spaces reveal an architectural design focused on light, flow, and conviviality. The generous spaces, interior vistas, and the ever-present garden create a sense of balance that naturally complements daily life. With 405 m² of living space, a wooded park spanning nearly 2,000 m², an outbuilding, and numerous entertaining areas, this property invites you to envision a home where you can entertain with ease, where the seasons are fully appreciated, and where every generation naturally finds its place. THE ARCHITECTURE OF A GRAND FAMILY HOME Once you step inside, the house reveals the full richness of its architectural design. The high ceilings provide a constant sense of openness, while the moldings, medallions, and solid hardwood floors discreetly evoke the refinement of early 20th-century residences. The living areas flow seamlessly into one another. The windows allow light to filter in throughout the day, highlighting the materials, the views, and the gentle curves of the spaces. Each area has its own atmosphere without ever disrupting the overall harmony. The separate kitchen extends this concept of a home designed for living together. Functional and welcoming, it is equally suited to everyday meals and large family gatherings. Spread across four levels, the eight bedrooms allow for a variety of ways to live in the home. Whether for a large family, a multigenerational household, or a home designed to regularly host children and friends, everyone here finds a space of their own while still participating in communal life. THE GARDEN: A BREATH OF FRESH AIR IN THE HEART OF THE CITY Outside, the landscaped garden serves as a true extension of the home. The trees frame the views, provide cool shade in the summer, and offer a different perspective on the landscape with each season. The terraces invite you to follow the sun's path throughout the day. Breakfast facing east, lunch beneath the foliage, a long evening gathered around the summer kitchen in the outbuilding: the outdoor spaces enhance moments of togetherness. The pool is discreetly nestled amid this lush setting. It contributes to a quality of life where leisure blends seamlessly into daily life, without ever overshadowing the character of the place. The outbuilding harmoniously completes the ensemble. Whether used as a workshop, a creative space, or a venue for summer gatherings, it enriches the possibilities offered by the property while preserving the spirit of the place. LUXEUIL-LES-BAINS: WHERE HERITAGE MEETS THE ART OF LIVING Living here means enjoying a town where history is in constant dialogue with the surrounding nature. Shops, schools, and services are all within easy reach, allowing for a seamless daily life while preserving the tranquility of a residential neighborhood. A renowned spa town, Luxeuil-les-Bains boasts a remarkable architectural heritage and a relaxed way of life that extends well beyond its historic center. Walks in the parks, cultural discoveries, hiking trails, and the landscapes of the Mille Étangs offer an ideal setting for those seeking a balance between urban life and nature. Its proximity to Remiremont, major transportation routes, and the EuroAirport in Basel further enhances the appeal of this location, which is particularly popular with families and cross-border commuters seeking a combination of mobility, space, and quality of life. THE AGENCY'S OPINION ?The House of the Three Rabbits' perfectly captures what makes large family homes so valuable: well-preserved architecture, spacious rooms where everyone can find their place, a garden that enriches daily life, and a location that offers a different way to experience the city. More than just a historic property, this home provides a living environment where memories are naturally created, through the seasons and across generations.

Between Dijon and Besançon, in a 1-hectare park, a master house, its guest house, and its outbuildings with an industrial past. As soon as you enter the property, the wrought iron gate announces a bourgeois residence, likely built in the middle of the 19th century. A paved driveway leads to the garages located at the back of the estate. At the front, the master house precedes the outbuildings, which form an intimate square courtyard around a tall horse chestnut tree. Adjacent to the house, a long building contains wooden grain silos, which testify to the activities once carried out here: the occupants were millers. On the other side of the courtyard, a second residence, called the guest house, is adjacent to a barn built on large cellars, which attest to the agricultural nature of the activity. At the back of the courtyard, there is a small building that housed the amenities. Further along, there is a large garage built in the 1930s. Surrounding the buildings, the park extends over more than 1 hectare, designed in the style of an English garden, of which 90 ares are dedicated to an orchard.This description has been automatically translated from French.

Between Besançon and Vesoul, on the heights of a village in undulating countryside, a castle dating back to the 15th century, rebuilt in the 19th century, set in approx. 1.8 hectares of parklands with unobstructed views. Comprising three wings around an inner courtyard and approx. 315 m² (3,815 sq ft) of living space, it comprises ten or so main rooms, including five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Dovecote, caretaker's cottage, garages, outbuildings... Two other buildings away from the castle with adjoining land. Spacious, very luminous, in a quiet, nuisance-free setting. Location: A dozen kilometers from Rioz (shops and services), approx. 30 kilometers from Besançon (TGV train station), 20 kilometers from Vesoul, 120 kilometers from Dijon, 150 kilometers from Basel airport. Fees payable by the vendor Energy class : G Climate class : G Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: between €7.940 and €10.742 per year. Prices indexed to January 1, 2021. Housing with excessive energy consumption: Class G. From January 1, 2028, the performance level is between classes A and E. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.

A ROOFTOP WITH A TERRACE IN BESANÇON In Besançon, on the fifth and top floor of a building with an elevator, the apartment spans 153 m² and features a southeast-facing terrace. From the living areas, the view extends over the hills of Besançon, the Citadel, and the city's rooftops. The layout centers around an open space, featuring a fully equipped kitchen and a living room that opens directly onto the outdoors. A suite with a walk-in closet, additional spaces, and annexes complete the layout. The location offers a commanding view, unobstructed vistas, and quick access to the city center. A TOP-FLOOR APARTMENT OVERLOOKING THE CITY AND THE BISON HILLS In Besançon, the apartment occupies the top floor of a building constructed between 1964 and 1966; it is accessible by elevator and features a concierge service. Upon arrival, the elevated position establishes a direct connection with the landscape, visible through the windows and from the terrace. The view takes in the rooftops, the Citadel, and the surrounding hills. The entryway opens into an open space connecting the living areas. The living room faces outward and follows the shifting light throughout the day. The height creates a sense of distance from the street and fosters a more peaceful relationship with the urban environment, which remains immediately accessible. A TERRACE AS A DIRECT EXTENSION OF THE LIVING SPACES From the living room, access to the terrace is seamless, allowing for daily use of this outdoor space. The 61 m² accommodates meals, relaxation, or shared moments, with a southeast orientation that captures the sun from early morning. The installed features?awnings and screens?allow the space to be adapted to the seasons. The open kitchen flows into this extension and is supported by a utility room dedicated to storage and food preparation. Together, they form a continuous space where interior and exterior work in harmony. The terrace becomes a room in its own right. A focal point. A DESIGN BALANCING OPENNESS AND COMFORT The apartment spans 153 m² on a single level. A master suite with a walk-in closet serves as the main sleeping area, complemented by rooms that can be used as bedrooms, an office, or for other purposes. The layout allows for adjusting the spaces according to needs. Double-glazed windows, motorized shutters, and air conditioning installed in 2025 enhance comfort. The gas-fired central heating system, updated in 2024, and single-flow ventilation ensure daily functionality. A 6-square-meter basement and a garage complete the property. The location offers quick access to various areas of Besançon while maintaining an elevated position facing Vauban's Citadel. AGENCY REVIEW This top-floor apartment features an open-concept layout, highlighted by a terrace that sets the tone as soon as you enter the living areas. The view, the outdoor space, and the elevated location create a balance between the interior and the landscape, fostering an outward-focused lifestyle. Condominiums of 62 units (No proceedings in progress).

In the heart of the Jura lake district, lies an exceptional and charming estate spanning 2 hectares of unspoiled nature. This unique property, located in a village near the famous Hérisson Waterfalls, comprises a 380 sqm main house and five individual timber-framed chalets. Conceived as a secluded retreat, this distinctive estate features a swimming pool and expansive grounds offering unobstructed and tranquil views of the Jura mountains. The main house impresses with its generous proportions and authentic architecture, where solid wood meets elegant structure. The living area revolves around a beautiful central fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large windows allow for abundant natural light, highlighting a spacious living room and a welcoming kitchen. Upstairs, a mezzanine serves as an office space, and there are five bedrooms, a shower room, and a bathroom. A large room can easily be adapted for various uses. The potential of this property extends to the attic on the first floor, offering additional space to be used as desired. The exterior is an ode to disconnecting and the art of living. The perfectly maintained grounds include a swimming pool, a chicken coop, and a central building housing a workshop and garage. The five independent chalets and the apartment together form a first-rate accommodation complex. Each unit has been designed to offer an immersive experience: refined décor, a woodsy ambiance, and above all, a private Scandinavian bath for each unit. This highly sought-after wellness amenity guarantees moments of absolute relaxation surrounded by nature, whatever the season. With its turnkey tourist accommodation business, this estate represents an exceptional and sustainable commercial opportunity. This estate is much more than a property; it is a high-performing business nestled in a verdant setting, an invitation to combine a passion for the land with entrepreneurial success. ENERGY RATING: B / CLIMATE RATING: A - Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023: between EUR2,691 and EUR3,641 per year. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In the heart of a charming village in the Haut-Doubs region, at an altitude of over 800 meters, this authentic, renovated farmhouse from the Franche-Comté region combines traditional charm with modern comfort. Located just 20 minutes from Morteau and 30 minutes from the Swiss border, it sits on a vast plot of over 80 ares (8,000 sqm) offering peace and tranquility. This spacious property is currently configured as a single house, but its layout allows for easy division into two separate dwellings. It presents an ideal opportunity to generate partial rental income or to accommodate two families with complete independence. The garden level offers 117 sqm of living space. It features a bright living area with an open-plan kitchen/living room, two bedrooms, a shower room, and a master suite with its own bathroom. A large utility room and a south-facing terrace complete this level. Upstairs, the former barn provides over 280 sqm of additional space. It boasts a spectacular open-plan living area with a kitchen spanning over 100 sq m, enhanced by exposed beams and a cathedral ceiling, with direct access to a 100 sq m terrace offering panoramic views. Three bedrooms, a shower room, and a 43 sq m master suite with a dressing room, shower room, and toilet complete this level. A relaxation area with a jacuzzi, built on the former barn bridge, further enhances this exceptional floor. The outbuildings include a full basement with a games/recreation room and boiler room, two vaulted cellars, and two garages with motorized doors. Combining generous proportions, high-end amenities, and preserved authenticity, this unique property impresses with its adaptability and potential. Whether for a family project, rental investment, or an unusual primary residence, it represents a rare opportunity in the Haut-Doubs region, just a stone's throw from the Swiss border. ENERGY RATING: C / CLIMATE RATING: A. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website for the relevant areas. Benoit CHABOD (RSAC: 948220504): 33 6 88 57 72 92

Located in a small commune on the outskirts of Lons-le-Saunier, this former 17th-century castel embodies the very essence of atypical real estate. Spanning an impressive usable floor area of 2,241 sqm, this property complex is set within a vast estate of over 2.3 hectares, offering a large park, multiple internal courtyards, and unobstructed views of the surrounding natural environment. Behind its traditional freestone facades, the main building, flanked by an authentic square tower, reveals a multitude of spaces waiting to be reinvented. The interiors retain the hallmarks of a noble past, blending marble fireplaces, warm wooden parquet floors, and exquisite original joinery. The various levels of the property distribute vast, light-filled floor plates, former sleeping quarters, and generous reception rooms. The immense attic spaces, featuring a masterful exposed roof framework, along with the ground-floor volumes enhanced by beautiful stone vaults, provide a true blank canvas. This extraordinary layout inspires an ambitious rehabilitation into majestic lofts, a premium hotel complex, or a shared living space. The exterior extends this feeling of space and freedom. Entirely enclosed by ancient perimeter walls and beautiful wrought-iron gates, the landscaped park features an entrance courtyard, parking areas, former sports grounds, and large ornamental trees. An old stone farmhouse and vast adjoining land reserves of over 7,000 sqm complete this lush green setting. The immediate environment, right in the center of this peaceful Jura village, guarantees absolute tranquility while remaining fully connected. The amenities of Lons-le-Saunier, its train station, and the A39 motorway are just a few minutes away, providing seamless urban access. This singular estate, combining historical heritage with unlimited transformation potential, represents a truly rare opportunity on the exceptional real estate market. A place in the making that awaits an audacious project to write its next chapter?to be fully experienced during a discovery of the premises. ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: D - Estimated annual energy expenditure for standard use: between 34,250 euros and 46,360 euros per year (subscription included). Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Contact: Alexis Monterrat 06 49 10 39 04

OFFICE IMMOBILIER vous propose une superbe propriété nichée dans un écrin de verdure, dans un environnement exceptionnel. A vendre : venez découvrir cette maison de 5 pièces de 307 m² située à 10 minutes de BESANCON NORD, dans un village prisé. Elle s'organise comme suit : trois chambres, mezzanine, séjour double, une cuisine ouverte équipée. Elle propose aussi deux salles d'eau. Un chauffage individuel au sol fonctionnant au gaz est installé dans la maison. Ce bien est également agrémenté d'une piscine. deux terrasses et un jardin viennent aussi compléter ce logement, un gain d'espace et de confort. Le terrain est de 7 837 m². Une cave enterrée agrémente les 5 pièces de cette maison. Cette maison est en excellent état général. Ce bien est vendu avec un garage de 52m² , une cave de 36m² et plusieurs places de stationnement dans la cour. Un interphone assurent un accès sécurisé. Le bien se situe à une minute des écoles. Niveau transports en commun, la commune est bien desservie. On trouve un arrêt de bus à une minute de la maison, la gare à cinq minutes ainsi que le tram à 10 minutes. Cette maison dispose d'un indice DPE C qui correspond à une consommation énergétique à hauteur de 138 kWh/m2/an. L'indice GES est, quant à lui, de catégorie D (32 Kg CO2/m²/an). Envie d'en savoir plus sur cette maison en vente ? Prenez contact avec votre agence OFFICE IMMO BESANCON.

18TH-CENTURY HOUSE IN MONTBÉLIARD Just a short walk from Montbéliard's historic center, this historic local landmark offers a unique living experience, blending architectural heritage with the tranquility of nature. Behind its stone façade, the house offers nearly 320 m² of space organized around a spacious main duplex, several independent areas, and a studio that opens widely onto the garden and the Allan River. Eighteenth-century hardwood floors, a wrought-iron staircase, exposed brick walls, and a mezzanine create an artistic and lived-in atmosphere. The layout allows for various uses: a family home, a living space with a private practice, or an investment property combining residence and rental income. A HOME FILLED WITH LIGHT AND MATERIALS A former iconic restaurant reinvented by an architect in the early 2000s, the property retains the soul of the old buildings while making room for contemporary uses. From the moment you enter, the materials tell the story of the place: weathered wood, wrought ironwork, old bricks, exposed beams, and varying floor levels naturally guide the flow of the interior. The main duplex occupies the upper floors of the house. The living room, featuring old solid hardwood floors, opens onto a mezzanine lined with exposed brick. Further on, the separate kitchen and dining room extend this feeling of an urban family home. The master suite, set back from the main living area, features its own bathroom with a shower and bathtub. The spaces suggest several ways to live here: an office, an extra bedroom, a library, or an inspiring workspace. A GARDEN BY THE WATER IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN At the rear, the house takes on a different rhythm. The glass-roofed studio on the garden level opens directly onto the outdoors and the banks of the Allan. This bright space evokes as much an artist's studio as a future reception area, a separate office, or a summer kitchen facing the garden. The 531 m² wooded lot discreetly accompanies the house all the way to the water. The presence of nature, rare in this central area of Montbéliard, creates a particularly sought-after contrast: living in the city while maintaining a constant connection with nature and water. The stone terrace naturally extends the living spaces on sunny days, in an intimate and peaceful atmosphere. A PROPERTY TO LIVE IN, PASS ON, OR REIMAGINE The property also includes two independent furnished apartments as well as an attic studio. These spaces allow for flexible use, whether for supplemental income, hosting family, or professional activities. One duplex apartment is currently rented, while a second unit offers the opportunity to be updated to suit the future owner's preferences. The cellars, ancillary spaces, and the former warehouse facing the street all contribute to the property's vast potential for development. Located in close proximity to shops, schools, and quick access to Belfort, Mulhouse, or Switzerland, this home appeals equally to heritage enthusiasts and those seeking a hybrid, vibrant, and inspiring space. AGENCY REVIEW This property possesses a rare identity in Montbéliard: that of an old house imbued with a distinct architectural character, open to nature, and designed to accommodate diverse lifestyles. Its direct connection to the Allan River, its adaptable spaces, and its artistic atmosphere combine to create a truly unique setting.

A haven of peace in the Jura, on the edge of Switzerland: Nestled in the heart of a 14-hectare natural setting, this is a rare estate in Martigna, in the Jura. This large, carefully renovated old house now hosts a bed and breakfast, with a wellness area (jacuzzi, sauna) and charming outbuildings, including a wooden chalet, an old bread oven, and a chicken coop, with chickens. The whole offers a timeless living environment, between meadows, forests, and absolute silence. Ideal for a guest house project, a large holiday home, or a life project in nature, surrounded by your favorite animals.The agency's opinion: An exceptional estate for lovers of tranquility, preserved landscapes, and ambitious projects. Whether to live there year-round, welcome guests, or develop a craft or agricultural activity, this forest refuge in the heart of the Jura offers a unique potential just a few kilometers from Switzerland.Complete file available upon request.Philippe SESTIER (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC number: 441 417 672 - DOLE.This description has been automatically translated from French.

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Two adjoining houses and their gardens for sale in the highly sought-after Marshan district of Tangier. One of the gardens features a swimming pool. Total of five reception rooms and five bedrooms. Terrace overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. Elevator. Caretaker's house. Both houses have been fully renovated with much taste. (3.00 % fees incl. VAT at the buyer's expense.)