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Ideas to convert an old outbuilding
As most lovers of all things French know, one of the main advantages of French country houses is that they often come with an outbuilding or two.
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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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Letting your property to students in winter ...
When the summer holidays come to an end, with you packing your bags, French students are about to go back school. T ...
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What is a French colonie de Vacances?
If your children (and you!) need a break, the French colonies de vacances are made for you. The colonies de vacances in France are organizations (sometimes non-profit making ones) created to take care ...
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What can you get with your money for 200 000...
So you want to buy a French property but can’t spend more than 200 000€. What can you buy for this amount?
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Inheritance and succession explained
Inheritance and succession are always a dilemma for a Lawyer when you deal with your client’s assets. Owning ...
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France’s three different sales contracts exp...
Currently in England the exchange of contract happens shortly – if not immediately – after your offer has been accepted. In France, things happen differently: you are required to pay a deposit at an e ...
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Do you like playing golf?
In France there are more than 600 golf courses scattered in all the beautiful regions of the country offering a lar ...
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It’s time to take out a mortgage!
On Thursday March 3th Jean Claude Trichet, the President of the European Central Bank made a revelation: an importa ...
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A home with a sea view is a dream come true
A home with a sea view is the dream of many house hunters. If you are looking for this type of French property, you ...
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