Timeless in Jura
1770 Winegrower’s House with Sweeping Garden Views
At the edge of a quiet village near Lons-le-Saunier, this 1770 winegrower’s house stands as a proud reminder of Jura’s winemaking heritage. Surrounded by a 2,400 m² garden and enclosed by stone walls and a wrought iron gate, the home offers space, charm, and a unique renovation opportunity.
With 335 m² across three levels, the layout remains generous and inviting. Period details—vaulted ceilings, original fireplaces, oak staircases—are still intact, waiting to be enhanced by a thoughtful restoration.
Key Features:
- Historic 18th-century stone house
- Two large bedroom suites with fireplaces and garden views
- Vaulted stone living room with fireplace and arched windows
- Original wine press preserved in the entrance hall
- Elegant oak staircase with wrought iron railing
- Attic level with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom
- Garden with terrace, mature trees, and privacy
- Well, outbuildings, 2-car garage, and courtyard
- Swimming pool (to renovate)
- Walking distance to village shops | 5 minutes to Lons-le-Saunier
The ground floor includes the original press room, vaulted living space, kitchen with garden access, and utility rooms. Upstairs are two large suites, a study, and bathrooms. The top floor adds three bedrooms and a bath—ideal for guests or flexible use.
Outside, enjoy dining on the shaded terrace, exploring the garden, or restoring the discreet pool area. A well, garage, and outbuildings add further charm and function.
Only 15 minutes from the A39 motorway, this home offers easy access to Lyon, Geneva, Lausanne, and the Jura’s natural beauty. A rare opportunity to create a refined country retreat in a sought-after region.
Listed by Gautier Dumontet I Patrice Besse
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