A true refuge on the banks of the Doubs, renovated chalet with Nordic bath
Located in Soubey, in the heart of the Parc du Doubs nature reserve and just a hundred meters from the river, this charming, fully renovated chalet offers a privileged setting to recharge in contact with nature.Situated between the medieval town of Saint-Ursanne and the Franches-Montagnes, it benefits from an ideal location to enjoy the many activities of the region, such as hiking, fishing, cycling, or winter sports.Designed in the spirit of a Tiny House, this chalet of approximately 22 m² stands out for its ingenious optimization of spaces, its warm atmosphere, and its outdoor equipment. It represents a rare opportunity for a secondary residence, a pied-à-terre on the banks of the Doubs, or the pursuit of a tourist rental activity.A warm and modular interiorThe main room serves as both a living room and a bedroom. At nightfall, it can be transformed to accommodate up to four adults.A convertible bench offers a double bed of 160 × 200 cm, while a desk hides two retractable bunk beds of 90 × 200 cm. All beds are equipped with 20 cm thick mattresses.The second room includes a charming, simple, and functional kitchen, equipped with: • a refrigerator; • a microwave; • a two-zone induction hob; • a farmhouse-style sink; • several storage spaces; • a bar area; • a modular table for two to four people. Accessible directly from the outside, the bathroom includes a shower, a toilet, a sink with storage, ventilation, and electric heating.Secondary residence or rental propertyThis property is suitable for a buyer looking for an unusual holiday home, a pied-à-terre in the Doubs region, or an investment for short-term rental.Currently operated as a tourist accommodation under the name Chalet Bed&Bath, it has generated approximately CHF 20,000 in rental income over the last year.This amount is communicated for historical and indicative purposes. Future income will depend on various factors, including the number of nights, pricing policy, services offered, personal occupancy periods, operating costs, and the involvement of the future owner.The current concept can be complemented by the sale of regional Jurassian products, such as fondue, raclette, boards, and regional wines. Subject to the conditions applicable to tourist accommodations, visitors can also benefit from the advantages of the Jura-Pass.A rare property whose value lies as much in its location and atmosphere as in the quality of its amenities. A unique address to enjoy stays on the banks of the Doubs or to continue the operation of an already established tourist accommodation.
