Apartment with 4.5 rooms on the ground floor of the Pré l'Abbé residence, PPE with 7 apartments.

Located in St-Ursanne on the right bank of the Doubs, close to all amenities and the old town, this apartment of approximately 111.70 m2 includes:

• 1 entrance hall of approximately 5.10 m2 with vestibule

• 1 living room of approximately 27.30 m2 with access to a covered terrace of approximately 13.10 m2

• 1 kitchen of approximately 22.80 m2 open to the living room with access to a covered terrace of approximately 13.10 m2

• 1 cellar of approximately 2.90 m2 with laundry room

• 1 bathroom of approximately 3.80 m2 with shower, WC and sink

• 1 distribution hall of approximately 8.00 m2

• 1 parental bedroom of approximately 16.10 m2

• 2 bedrooms of approximately 10.30 m2

• 1 bathroom of approximately 5.10 m2 with bathtub, WC and sink

Completed by the following amenities:

• covered terrace

• private cellar

• common bicycle room

Parking space(s)

Available in the underground garage at a price of Fr. 45'000.- per unit

Non-contractual descriptions, plans and visuals

Municipality of St-Ursanne (www.closdudoubs.ch)

Ideally located in the heart of the Jura canton, the town of St-Ursanne is part of the merged municipality of Clos du Doubs, composed of 6 other villages. Its approximately 1,300 inhabitants benefit from all amenities (shops, primary school, restaurants) for a comfortable daily life.

The nearby motorway entrance allows you to easily reach Delémont, the cantonal capital, as well as Porrentruy, the chief town of the Ajoulots. Moreover, the railway station, accessible on foot in a few minutes, will allow you to quickly reach the cities of Basel, Biel or Bern.

As a major Jurassic tourist destination, the medieval town of St-Ursanne will delight history and architecture enthusiasts. The famous festival "Les Médiévales" will thrill you every 2 years, for a weekend. With its many local associations, St-Ursanne offers a rich and active community life. For nature lovers, the Doubs Regional Park, stretching from the banks of St-Ursanne to the vast spaces of the Franches-Montagnes, opens its arms.