4.5 room Apartment in St-Ursanne

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 comprises:

• 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 space
• 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 unitNon-contractual descriptions, plans and visualsMunicipality 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) offered for a comfortable daily life.The nearby highway entrance allows you to easily reach Delémont, the cantonal capital, as well as Porrentruy, the chief town of the Ajoie. Moreover, the accessible-on-foot train station allows quick access to the cities of Basel, Biel or Bern.As a major Jura tourist destination, the medieval town of St-Ursanne offers history and beautiful monuments. The famous festival "Les Médiévales" will thrill you every 2 years, over a weekend. With its large number of local associations, St-Ursanne offers a rich and active associative life. For nature lovers, the Doubs Regional Park, which stretches from the banks of St-Ursanne to the vast spaces of the Franches-Montagnes, opens its arms.