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Category Archives: Living in France
Mix pleasure and healthy food in your French...
In France, the garden is often considered as deserving as much care as any other part of a property. Very much established as part of the French art of living, the garden is a warmplace to be enjoyed ...
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What could replace the Sunday Roast?
If there is a quintessential English dish, it is without doubt the traditional Sunday roast. A side of roast beef a ...
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10 greatest reasons for retiring to France
France is a country with many geographical and cultural advantages which attract numerous retired British people. Here are some of the
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Is there anything better than a night in fro...
There are four common types of fireplace, which include the traditional wood fireplace, as well as gel fireplaces, electric fireplaces and gas fireplaces.
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Buying a property for your children
Parents can give a helping hand to their children through a donation or by starting a Civil Property Company. How to help your children acquire a property? With the rise of housing prices in France, m ...
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Rents may well rise by 1.9% this year
Calculated from the level of inflation, rent index rates allow home owners to raise the rent during a lease period. This quarter marks its highest increase since the beginning of 2009.
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Housing: rent out your property by yourself ...
MONEY ISSUES – If you are going to put an apartment or a house up for rent, it’s an aspect you’ll be thinking about ...
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Six steps to ensure a reliable Energy Effici...
Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet and Benoist Apparu, Secretary of State in charge of Housing, presented 6 six steps to im ...
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A new dawn for life annuity
Life annuity is coming back. Still potentially interesting, the investment deserves to be looked at in detail before signing up for it.
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Mont Saint Michel, between fantasy and reali...
The Mont Saint Michel is actually a small rocky island where a sanctuary was built in the year 709 in honour of the
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