A quick tour around the Regions of France
Whatever part of France you are looking to buy a house in we have a quick guide for you here. France is very diverse and property in France follows this rule in a very distinctive way from 'Colombage' houses in Normandy, Fisherman's cottages in Brittany, holiday homes in the Loire and to stunning Villas in Provence. There is something for everyone!
Each region is divided into smaller departments with each having its own identity and strengths. We have property for sale in all of the following regions and some in other region of France. Contact us if you are looking to buy French Property and gain access to the best network of English and French Estate agents.
Aquitaine
The Aquitaine region, capital city Bordeaux, is one of the greatest historic regions in France; it is also one of the largest and most varied regions stretching from the foothills of the Massif Central to the north, to the Spanish border in the south, with around 200 kms of coastline. In the Middle Ages, Aquitaine was allied with the Plantagenet kings of England, and the region has many historic connections with the British Isles, especially through the wine trade and now tourism of course.
Aquitaine is a varied region for example in the northwest part of Aquitaine, comprising the departments of the Dordogne (24) and the Lot-et-Garonne (47) the landscape is of gentle hilly country, with large vineyards in the lower lying areas, and with woodland and mixed farming on the higher north east area.
The middle of the region, following the line of the Gironde estuary is one of the most famous wine-producing areas in France. Bordeaux, regional capital and capital of the Gironde department (33), is a magnificent city set on the Garonne river. The southern part of Aquitaine is made up of two distinct areas, the departments of Landes (40) and the Pyrénées-Atlantiques (64).
Dordogne (Dept 24), Gironde (Dept 33), Landes (Dept 40), Lot-et-Garonne (Dept 47), Pyrenees-Atlantiques (Dept 64).
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Brittany
This wonderful maritime region is steeped in history and legend, from the earliest settlers of the Neolithic period, whose ancient Menhirs and Dolmens are still visible today, through the Arthurian tales of knights and chivalry, to the Renaissance Dukes of Brittany whose manor houses and Chateaux can be visited today.
However, the abiding image of Brittany for many is its quaint fishing ports and rugged coast line. It is the western most point in France, stretching out into the Atlantic with old maritime fortresses and light houses dotting the coastline. We have some great coastal property for sale in Brittany, France.
The Brittany region consists of 4 departments:
Finistere (Dept 29), Cotes-d'Armor (Dept 22), Morbihan (Dept 56) and Ille-et-Vilaine (Dept 35).
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Centre
While it does, just about include the point which is the geometric "centre" of France, the region known as "le Centre" does not generally coincide with the middle of the country; confused?.
It is more accurately the centre section of northern France. An area stretching from a latitude slightly north of Paris, down to the Limousin and Auvergne regions, it is bordered to the west by Normandy, the Pays de la Loire region and Poitou-Charentes, to the east by the Paris region (Ile de France) and Burgundy. Its regional capital is the glorious city of Orléans.
As for the exact location of the "centre" of France, several communes in the south of the region, some in the north of the Auvergne, and some maverick villages in-between are rivals for the title, depending on the criteria used. But according to various criteria, the centre of France lies at some spot in the commune of Saint-Armand-Montrond, in the south of the Cher department.
The Centre region consists of 6 departments:
Cher (18), Eure-et-Loir (28), Indre (36), Indre-et-Loire (37), Loire-et-Cher (41) and Loiret (45).
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Ile de France
This region include the capital city of France along with other departments fanning out from the Seine river and offers the best of what France has to give in terms of property, lifestyle and culture.
Paris is a beautiful city. It has everything a city lover could possibly desire and perhaps a bit more! Chic little boutiques in the back streets and huge department stores on the vast avenues and boulevards, wonderful art galleries and intimate performance spaces, superb restaurants, huge street antique and flea markets. There are elegant squares and pretty parks and the banks of the river Seine must be the most romantic waterfront anywhere in the world.
Lots of people will agree that Paris is on of Europe's most exciting cities, in my opinion it is the best, a place that has everything for the visitor. Paris on a day trip, Paris in the Spring, Paris for a week or for a lot longer, it is a city that has it all! Museums, theatres, shops, fantastic historic monuments, a beautiful riverside and much more.
The Ile de France region consists of 8 departments:
Paris (75), Yvelines (78), Seine-et-Marne (77), Val-d-Oise (95), Essonne (91), Hauts-de-Seine (92), Seine-Saint-Denis (93) and Val-de-Marne (94).
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Languedoc Roussillon
The area always used to be known as simply "Languedoc" and covered a large part of southern France, the modern Languedoc-Roussillon is a much smaller area, being the area covered by the Eastern Pyrenees department. It was, in the past, the northern part of Catalonia which extended from Spain, and some people here still speak Catalan as well as French.
The regional capital is the city of Montpellier, a thriving modern city in the Hérault department, with a historic and interesting centre; other major cities in the region are Nimes, Narbonne, Sete and Perpignan.
The coast of Languedoc is characterised by long sandy beaches and a modern tourist infrastructure such as the twentieth-century resorts of Cap d'Agde, Palavas, or Narbonne Plage.
The Languedoc-Roussillon region consists of 5 departments:
Herault (34), Aude (11), Gard (30), Lozere (48) and Pyrenees-Orientales (66).
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Limousin
Lying between an altitude of 200 and 1000 metres, the Limousin is mostly a region, as you may imagine of hills, valleys and mountains. The highest point in Limousin is the Mont Bessou, 977 metres, near Ussel, in the Corrèze department, the highest point of the Plateau de Millevaches, which borders the neighbouring Auvergne region.
Forming the north western edge of the Massif Central, Limousin is a region that is relatively well watered, with lots of rivers and lakes. The south western part of the region, including the area round Brive, can be very hot in summer.
Rural Limousin is an land of deciduous woodland, of sheep grazing land in the north, and an upland area of spruce forests and grazing land on the Plateau de Millevaches (this is the plateau of the thousand springs, not a thousand cows, there are many more than that).
The Limousin region consists of 3 departments:
Creuse (23), Corrèze (19) and Haute-Vienne (87).
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Normandy (Upper and Lower)
With its proximity and excellent transport links with the U.K, Normandy is the ideal choice for those looking for either a holiday home or permanent residence.
Its tranquility, beautiful countryside and traditional way of life have long attracted buyers not only from abroad but from elsewhere in France. It has some of France's most visited attractions; Mont st Michel is the second most visited site in France after the Effiel Tower. The World War II beaches are an emotional but essential visit as is the Bayeaux Tapestry.
Along with the rolling countryside of the 'Swiss Normande" area it is not surprising that Normandy is one of the most visited regions of France. We have many Farmhouses for sale in Normandy, France.
This region is divided into Upper and Lower Normandy and comprises the following departments:
Upper Normandy: Seine Maritime (Dept 76), Eure (Dept 27).
Lower Normandy: Calvados (Dept 14), Manche (Dept 50) and Orne (Dept 61).
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Midi Pyrenees
Unlike many regions of France Midi-Pyrénées is actually a 20th century invention, created as a result of the "regionalisation" process that took place in the 1970s, I bet you did not know that!
Like the Pays de la Loire region further north, where I lived for 12 years until 2013, Midi-Pyrénées was established in order to create a region around a main town, in this case the fantastic city of Toulouse.
The large former provinces of Guyenne, Gascony, Languedoc and smaller areas, within these larger areas, such as Quercy, Rouergue, Albigeois and Foix are all either part or fully in the Midi-Pyrenees.
It is not too hard to understand that Midi Pyrénées is essentially a rural area; in fact, apart fromToulouse, it is a very rural area (just 55 inhabitants per km2, this is approx. half the national average), it is the leading agricultural region of France.
The Midi-Pyrenees region consists of 8 departments:
Lot (46), Tarn (81), Haute-Garonne (31), Tarn-et-Garonne (82), Aveyron (12), Ariege (09), Haute-Pyrenees (65) and Gers (32).
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Nord Pas de Calais
This is a region bordered on the north by the English Channel, to the northeast by Belgium, and to the south by the Picardy region. It is made up of just two departments, see below. In historic terms, this region covers most of what was once the French part of Flanders, and the old province of Artois (think of Stella). To be honest, it is not a region that most people tend to think of as a destination, but think again.
One thing that is above all in favour of the Nord–Pas-de-Calais region is its proximity to the south of England and the Low Countries to the east. Lille is less than a two hour train journey from London by Eurostar, and Calais is even closer.
For anyone travelling by car from the UK, this region is very accessible for a weekend break, take advantage of the cheap short stay return fares offered by Euro-tunnel and the various Ferry companies. What most people tend to do is drive through the region on the way to somewhere else which really is not fair as the region has a lot to offer.
The Nord Pas de Calais region consists of just 2 departments:
Pas de Calais (62) and Nord (59).
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Pays de la Loire
This is a diverse and fascinating region bordered by the Bay of Biscay to the west, Brittany to the north and west, Lower Normandy to the north, Centre to the east, and Poitou-Charentes to the south.
From the rural beauty of Mayenne in the north to the sophistication of the Loire Valley Chateaux this charming region has something to suit all tastes. The Mayenne has the largest concentration of rivers and lakes in France and is also home to the 'horse stud farms' of the rich and famous.
The Pays de la Loire includes some of the most sought after property in France, but also offers some of the best value. We have many varied property for sale in Pays de la Loire, France.
The region is divided into the following departments:
Loire-Atlantique (Dept 44), Maine-et-Loire (Dept 49), Mayenne (Dept 53), Sarthe (Dept 72), Vendée (Dept 85).
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Picardy
Picardy or Picardie consists of just three departments, the Aisne (02) capital Laon, the Oise (60), capital Beauvais and the Somme (60), capital Amiens and this is also the regional capital. The southern part of this modern region, virtually all of the Oise department, was not part of the original Province of Picardy, it was added when the region was created in the 20th century.
The triangle between Paris, Amsterdam and London is of course the historic centre of warfare action in western Europe, Picardy is an area with a very interesting history indeed.
It was this region of France that witnessed some of the most famous battles of French and European history, notably the battle of the Somme and the battle of Crécy.
And in the course of the last 1000 years or so the area that is now the main part of modern Picardy was ruled over by the English, the Habsburgs, the Spanish and the French; I said it has a very interesting history indeed.
The Picardy or Picardie region consists of only 3 departments:
Aisne (02), Oise (60) and Somme (80).
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Poitou-Charentes
The Poitou-Charentes region conceals many attributes, as well historical and cultural there are also culinary. Like Aquitaine the region was ruled by the English and it is only in 1373 that the duchy was attached to the kingdom of France. Famous for its religious architecture and its multiple Romance abbeys, the Poitou-Charentes region is today a great destination for countryside lovers.
The Green Venice of the Poitevin Marsh which you visit by boat will enchant you with many scents and colours. Poitou-Charentes is also a place looking towards the future in the shape of the Futuroscope Park which attracts visitors from all over the world. Lots of Villas for sale in Poitou Charentes, France.
And don't forget the stunning and exclusive island of Ile de Re where life is at a completely different pace.
The region is divided into the following departments:
Charente (Dept 16), Charente-Maritime (Dept 17), Deux-Sèvres (Dept 79), Vienne (Dept 86).
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Provence Alpes-Cote dAzur
You know it... ever since Peter Mayle's novel 'A Year in Provence' made it into the international best-sellers list, Provence has held a special fascination for people from all over the world.
But to suggest that Peter Mayle somehow discovered Provence and put it on the map, would be a serious mistake and could cost you dearly if you were to mention this to a 'local'. The book and TV series that followed portrayed, in a reflective fashion, the life of a French village that, to be fair, could have been located in any region of France.
For me Provence has always been very firmly on the map and I have spent several holidays relaxing there in the almost permanent sunshine.
In historical terms, Provence is actually older than France itself, it was the centre of culture, learning and commerce long before Paris acquired the importance it has today.
The Provence Alpes-Cotes d'Azur region consists of 6 departments:
Var (83), Vaucluse (84), Hautes-Alpes (05), Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (04), Alpes-Maritime (06) and Bouches-du-Rhone (13).
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We at Cle France specialise in Property for sale in France through our network of Agents and French Registered High Street Estate Agents. We have sold thousands of houses for sale in France over the years and have helped many find and buy their dream home in France.
We can also help you with everything to do with buying a house in France including getting a mortgage, organising currency exchange, renovation advice, property surveys, planning permission, French translation, opening a bank account and everything to do with French property sales.
All our prices are quoted as FAI (agency fees included) unless otherwise stated and 'notaire' fees are around 7% to 8% (on average at 100K purchase price) but feel free to ask us for an exact amount on any particular French property for sale you are interested in.
Indeed please feel free to use the 'MAKE AN ENQUIRY' tab above to ask us any questions you have about buying a property in France. Our UK based enquiry office and staff will guide you through the entire buying process step by step from your first contact right up to taking ownership and beyond, all free of charge.
So when you buy through Cle France you can be confident that you are paying no more than the standard commission rates you would pay anyway, but you have the added benefit of a bi-lingual support team.
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Club Clé France: Removals
We are proud to work in partnership with Hamiltons who have been offering an excellent removal service since the Company's formation in 1993.
Hamiltons has grown from strength to strength by displaying a commitment to offering an efficient and cost effective service whilst maintaining a personal touch.
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So... you have searched all the property for sale in France, or at least that is what it felt like! You have found your perfect French Property and Cle France have helped you through the buying process, all you need do now is figure out the best way to get you and your furniture to your new house in France! it's easy....
Clé France and Hamiltons
Every move is different and each customer needs an individual, tailored service. Whether you are moving locally, nationally or internationally, with careful planning any move can be completed to your utmost satisfaction.
Hamiltons are a member of the trade association BAR (British Association of Removers), The Road Haulage Association and are BS EN ISO 9001:2000 registered.
You can rest assured that Hamiltons will do all they can to make your move as smooth as possible.
Cle France works with Hamiltons Removals because they provide a high quality overseas moving service to most European and International destinations. They offer the highest quality overseas moving service, at a very affordable rate. Overseas Moving Service – click here for a free online removals quote. don't forget to quote "Cle France" to get your 10% discounted rate.
International removals
Their European department operates a weekly service to most EU countries, including France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Spain and Gibraltar.
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The International removals department also ships to and from most worldwide destinations, including: Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, South Africa, Turkey, UAE and Cyprus
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Hamiltons provides you with either your own container for shipping or will provide a split service for customers who do not have sufficient volume to fill their own container.
Hamiltons will professionally export, pack, load, and transport the container to the appropriate port and forward onto your chosen destination. Even difficult items such as pianos, motorbikes, cars etc. can be expertly packed and moved.
They can advise and provide you with all the necessary paperwork required by your chosen Country of destination, relieving you of some of the stress of relocating abroad. They have also put together useful relocation guides and customs information, to help you prepare for your move.
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Specialist Removals
Hamiltons offer a specialist removals service throughout the UK and to most European destinations.
Transporting Pets
Hamiltons deal with all aspects of pet export and import including quarantine, paperwork and injections to make sure your pets are moved in comfort with minimum distress caused.
Equine Services
Hamiltons can arrange the transport of your horses by experienced horsemen. They treat every horse as their own stopping every 3 - 4 hours to water, feed and check on the horses, and stopping every 6 - 8 hours to unload and exercise the horses. This is a safe, reliable transportation at competitive prices - the safety of the horses being the priority.
Vehicles, Tractors & Machinery
Hamiltons have specialist vehicles and ramps that have been designed to move valuable and prized motor vehicles. Tractors and machinery can also be arranged to be transported to your final destination.
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Club Clé France: Stag Mortgage and Insurance services
We are proud to work in partnership with STAG Mortgage & Insurance Services. Tim Durkin is your specialist contact in this British owned and managed company.
Why not contact Tim today:
Whether you have found the perfect French home for sale or still looking at the options for buying French property Cle France and Tim Durkin at Stag Mortgages and Insurance Services can help you to find the best solution to make it happen.
Raising the finance to buy your dream property in France can be achieved from various French and euro loans and mortgages available. However for those of you who live in the UK and also already own a property within the UK, dealing with Tim at 'Stag Mortgages' may be a much more attractive option than a French mortgage.
If you couple this with the added peace of mind to deal with this at home, within the UK and in your own language then Tim at STAG Mortgages could be your best option.
STAG Mortgage & Insurance Services, is a wholly British owned and managed company; fully qualified and licensed by the UK Government Financial Conduct Authority (Our Ref: 450790).
They are able to work on your behalf with almost all UK High Street Banks, Building Societies and some specialist mortgage companies as well as a selection of the top loan companies, to get you the very best deals available for your circumstances.
If the advantages of dealing with lenders that are household names that you are fully familiar with; with Low Fees coupled with the lowest interest rates in living memory is right for you, then STAG Mortgages is your way forward.
Very often the most cost effective way of funding your purchase would be to raise money against your own home, but this would be dependent upon your current circumstances and existing mortgage. If this is not practical then Tim can look at other alternatives for you.
Tim will take the time to fully explain the whole process to ensure you understand what is happening at every stage, while he deals with all the boring bits, and you gain all the benefits.
STAG Mortgages do not charge you anything for their mortgage services; they are paid by the lender should they subsequently complete a mortgage on your behalf.
There may be a charge for other financial arrangements, but it would only be with your prior knowledge and agreement and only payable if your application is successful.
If you feel these services would be of benefit to you please do feel free to contact Tim direct using the form below, leave your contact details and he will be happy to ring you to discuss your options.
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Thinking about selling your French property? then let us help you.
By advertising your property on the Clé France website you are ensuring your property will get seen by our carefully targeted visitors as well as a wider global audience.
When marketing your property we list it on many international property sales portals such as 'Right-Move Overseas', 'A Place in the Sun', World Property Network" at no cost to you the seller, it would cost you a lot if you advertised with these portals direct!
Click or Call us today to arrange for one of our agents to mandate your property for sale in France.
We have an ever growing audience of people looking to buy a house in France and by having your property on one of the best 'property for sale in France' websites you can be assured of getting noticed.
Key Benefits:
- Thousands of people visit our site everyday.
- Your Property listing will appear on our website and be advertised on 30+ international property portals.
- Your Property listing can have unlimited number of words and photos.
- No time needed to upload your Property listing. We do the work for you.
- We can upload, amend, add details to your Property listing in a jiffy.
- DPE and GES graphs automatically generated using your Diagnostic data.
- Visitors to our site can 'save searches' and receive auto-emails when your property is added/updated.
- The Cle France site ranks highly in search engines for keywords ie. For Sale in Brittany, Normandy, Dordogne, Limousin etc etc.
- All our Property listings are managed and translated by real people not translation tools.
- We have a UK office so you can discuss your listing with us and maximise 'hits' on your listing.
- We will work tirelessly to promote your property in many ways including Twitter, Facebook, Google+ as well as our established mailing list.
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- As with any agent in France there is very little cost to you ’the seller', as a general rule 'the buyer’ pays the agency and notaire fees. We mandate your property with our local agent so the property is advertised locally and on our site internationally for free (generally the buyer pays any agency fees at point of sale).
Thinking of selling Privately?
There is another option of listing your property as a “Private Sale”, take a look at our "Private Sellers Website" it is FREE to Advertise Your Property on that website.
To Advertise Your Property for FREE all we ask is you tell us when you have an offer on your property so we can keep the site up to date.
There are no hidden costs.
Why Sell Through 'Private Sales Direct'?
Private Sales Direct are a 'Private Sales only' service, so there are no agency fees, so the price at which you list your property is it's actual value, making it far more appealing to buyers, and when your property sells, you will receive all the money from the transaction.
They are not an estate agency, so won't make you sign any legal mandate, meaning you can advertise your property as you see fit. They put you directly in touch with any potential buyers, you interact directly with them, meaning there are no middlemen, and your experience is much more personal.
The Private Sales Direct team have decades of experience in the property market and are there to support you throughout the process if needed, so even though they focus on giving sellers a more inter-personal experience of selling privately, by no means do they leave you out in the cold.
So hopefully there is an option above that suits you, can we simplify things for you?
...then call us on +44 (0)1440 820 358 to discuss your specific needs.
We cannot guarantee to sell your property but we will try our hardest and give you the best possibility of a sale.
Our Top Ten tips for vendors on getting your property ready for a viewing:
1. Make sure your house is clean and tidy2. Tidy up outside areas such as gardens, balconies and terraces3. Remove any objects causing obstruction4. Tidy and arrange shelves and remove clutter5. Ensure all lights work and there are no dripping taps6. Make sure the bathroom is spotless (especially the loo)7. Ensure the house is well lit either by natural or artificial light8. If you have any pets put them to stay with friends for the day9. Air the house the day before the viewing so it smells fresh.10. Turn off the TVFor everything you need to know about French property for sale visit www.clefrance.co.uk
The Buying Process
Buying a property for sale in France does not need to be a difficult process but it can be if you try and 'go it alone'. The good news is that our services are free! so you can proceed safe in the knowledge that you have us on your side and the services of our 'network of experts' on hand.
There are no hidden fees or charges for our service. The price you pay is the same as anyone walking through the door of the agency, and therefore the same as the price paid by the French buyer. Estate agents (Immobilier) and notaires in France are obliged by law to display their commission rates prominently in their office.
All our Estate Agents and High Street French Agents are registered and insured in France: all are holders of the 'carte professionnelle' as required by French law.
So when you buy through Clé France you can be confident that you are paying no more than the standard commission rates you would pay anyway, but you have the added benefit of a bi-lingual support team.
Buying a property for sale in France can be a daunting task but we have sold many properties in France over many years so with Cle France you are in good hands.
You may be looking for a Holiday home or a countryside Farmhouse for sale, it may be a building plot or a lake for sale, or indeed you may be looking to buy a Maison de Maitre or a Chateaux, for us they are all the same as is the buying process, with a few tweaks here and there!
- Vendor and Buyer agree on the price and terms of the contract, including any conditional clauses (clauses suspensives) and any furniture to be included in the sale.
- The preliminary sales contract (compromis de vente) is drawn up by the notaire, and signed by both parties. The buyer pays the deposit (usually 10% of the purchase price) to the notaire, and a ten-day cooling off period ensues, during which the buyer can withdraw, but the vendor cannot. After this seven-day period, the contract is legally binding. If the buyer pulls out after this, he forfeits his deposit.
- If you are going to buy with a mortgage now is the time to put in your application. However, it is better to get the mortgage agreed in principle before you start your search, to avoid disappointment later.
- If you are taking out a mortgage, this will be a condition of the preliminary sales contract, giving you the possibility of pulling out, should your application be turned down. Once the offer is confirmed, the notaire will be notified and the contract becomes unconditional.
- The notaire does all the conveyancing, which typically takes around 8-10 weeks. When the paperwork is ready, the notaire confirms the date and time of the final signing of the Acte de vente.
- The buyer must transfer the balance of payment to the notaire in advance of completion day.
- On the day of completion, all parties meet with the notaire (the buyer can appoint a proxy), keys and an attestation de vente are handed over, and ownership is transferred. The final acte de vente papers are then sent out around 3-6 months later.
All our prices are quoted as FAI (agency fees included) unless otherwise stated and 'notaire' fees are around 7% to 8% (on average at 100K purchase price) but feel free to ask us for an exact amount on any particular French property for sale you are interested in.
So there you have it! not so difficult after all to buy a property in France, but make sure you have the best advice along the way, let us take care of all the stress and risk for you and find you your dream home in France.
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