Welcome to Sextant’s French property prices (according to Notaires de France land registry), you can view the property prices by region:
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Aquitaine Property Prices The draw of life in Aquitaine ensures it is one of the most popular areas in France for both holidays and for starting a new life. Aquitaine is the largest region in France and is very popular for English people for historic reasons. View the Aquitaine property prices |
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Auvergne Property Prices Auvergne is brimming with lakes, rivers, reservoirs, waterfalls and streams. Tempestuous water rushes down mountain slopes before coming to rest in placid lakes. Whatever kind of water you like, you’ll find your corner of paradise. View the Auvergne property prices |
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Brittany Property Prices Bretagne is probably the region most people think of when talking about life in France. Its popularity as a holiday destination has been reinforced by the appeal amongst many Brits of living in this most westerly tip of France. View the Brittany property prices |
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Burgundy Property Prices In every part of the world, Burgundy will forever be associated with the liquid gold which it nurtures in its soils. 280 wine producers, wine traders, small cellars in which you can sample the wine and Wine Centres are all ready to welcome you to their cellars. View the Burgundy property prices |
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Centre Property Prices Everyday life or royal splendour, come and discover the vestiges of times gone by. From prehistory to the Renaissance, from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, the Centre region, cradle of French royalty, has been the setting of many an important event in the country’s history. View the Centre property prices |
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Languedoc-Roussillon Property Prices Languedoc Roussillon is a very popular region for its local wine and vineyards. You can tour around and meet the producers who sell their wine through direct sales. View the Languedoc-Roussillon property prices |
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Limousin Property Prices Limousin is famous in France for being the most rural region. It has numerous lakes and landscapes similar to the UK 50 years ago. View the Limousin property prices |
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Midi-Pyrenees Property Prices Midi-Pyrenees is very famous for its rugby team in Toulouse and for the stone houses which have preserved their character. The region is very famous for its artisans, for example: the village of Laguiole, which is famous for its knives. View the Midi-Pyrenees property prices |
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Nord Pas de Calais Property Prices Nord Pas de Calais forms a “région” in the North of France. It is bounded to the north by the Channel and to the south by Picardie. View the Nord Pas de Calais property prices |
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Normandy Property Prices Located in the north west of France, Normandy is a popular destination for both the British and Parisians looking for a holiday home. In Normandy you will be able to try the cider and the local receipes. View the Normandy property prices |
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Paris Property Prices Paris is one of the most visited cities in the world. Every year 45 million tourists go there, enticed by its iconic landmarks, world-famous museums and other numerous attractions. Built on the ruins of the Gallo-Roman city of Lutetia, Paris was officially founded in 360 AD as a fortress on an Island on the river Seine.. View the Paris property prices |
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Pays de La Loire Property Prices Located in the west part of France, Pays de La Loire is well know for its numerous castles and the Loire river. You can also try the local spirit called Cointreau. View the Pays de La Loire property prices |
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Picardy Property Prices Situated in the north of France, has borders with Haute-Normandie, Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Paris. Its cultural, gastronomical and historical heritage is unparalleled, and the region is rich, diverse and unspoilt, making it a brilliant choice for a second or holiday home. View the Picardy property prices |
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Poitou-Charentes Property Prices No less than 450 kilometers of coastline wend their way down the Charente seashore. Between high and low seas, the long sandy beaches bordered by pine trees alternate with chalky cliffs and wild sites. Poitou-Charentes is also well know for the Cognac. View the Poitou-Charentes property prices |
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French-Alps Property Prices The French alps are the most famous mountains in France for ski holidays. You can also go during the summer to discover the summer activities. View the French-Alps property prices |
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Provence Cote D’Azur Property Prices The Provence and the Cote D’Azur are the most famous places during the summer in France. The mediteranean climate married with olives and rosee wine will help you to enjoy your holidays. View the Provence Cote D’Azur property prices |
It is often said that when buying a property in France you are not buying only a home but also a lifestyle!
