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A few tips on developing a traditional horse...
Perhaps you’ve dreamt of being a horse whisperer like Robert Redford’s character in the eponymous film… In any case horses are surely one of the most beautiful animals you’ll
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Leasebacks offer you great activities!
Whether set in the city, the countryside, in a French ski resort or by the seaside, French leasebacks offer –as wel ...
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Nice, six districts undergoing radical trans...
What with the renovation of the Pasteur district and Thiers train station area and the creation of a green zone, dozens of big constructions sites are shaking up the city’s appearance. Here is guided ...
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Interested in buying a shed or tree house?
If you own a French property with a big garden and strong trees you may be interested in building or buying a shed ...
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Is the city of Lyon a future great attractio...
France’s second biggest city has more to boast about than its dynamism and popularity. With 480,000 inhabitants in ...
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Marks & Spencer back in France by the e...
If you like shopping in Marks & Spencer stores you will be happy to know that after a decades’ absence, ...
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History of the leaseback concept
Buying a French property is the dream of many but maybe you can’t justify the expense if you only plan to use the property for a few weeks of the year. In that case, the French leaseback scheme may be ...
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A secure pool cover is the safest way to pro...
Since 2003, French law compels owners to install a safety system on any newly-built swimming pool. Owners who had a ...
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New French mortgage offer at 1.25%
In order to satisfy more and more of its clients, Sextant French Mortgages has managed to negotiate a brand new mortgage product in partnership with Alfa bank:
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Easter in France
Easter, called Pâques in France, is a Christian festivity that commemorates the rebirth of Jesus. The Easter Sunday ...
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