North or south of France: which would suit you?

North or south of France: which would suit you?

If you’re thinking of moving or buying a holiday home in France, you may be wondering which area would suit you – north or south? Whilst it could be said that the north and south of France are very different, each certainly has its own merits and many brilliant advantages for overseas properties buyers.
Les Deux-Sèvres: a lesser-known department to discover

Les Deux-Sèvres: a lesser-known department to discover

The Deux-Sèvres is not an area known to many, but with so many lovely towns and villages, two rivers and the coast nearby, it seems as if it is ready and waiting to be discovered! This department has much to offer anyone looking for a reasonably priced property in France.
Buying in France: the experts answer your questions

Buying in France: the experts answer your questions

We interviewed Chloe Williams from our partner, Beaux Villages, on buying in South West France. Chloe has lived in both France and Spain for over 20 years and she’s worked in international real estate for a long time, building up a wealth of expert knowledge. As someone who has made that move over to Europe, she’s got real first-hand experience.
Living in France – vive la différence!

Living in France – vive la différence!

Ah, La Belle France (beautiful France)! Who hasn’t dreamed of visiting one day, or even living in France for good? Whether you’re drawn to boulevards, cafés and galleries, would love an affordable country cottage to grow veggies and keep chickens, or long to sun yourself all year on the ritzy Côte d’Azur, there’s something in France for every taste.
Escape the crowds in beautiful Provence: 5 quieter spots

Escape the crowds in beautiful Provence: 5 quieter spots

Provence is one of the most widely known areas of France and has retained a certain cachet about it.  However, its ongoing popularity means that some areas can get quite busy, especially in the summer months. So, where can you go in Provence to get away from the madding crowds?

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