Normandy Property

It's not difficult to understand the perennial popularity of Normandy property with British buyers. It is close to the UK, easy to reach and there's a huge choice of Normandy property in which to invest. Traditional stone-built Normandy property in need of complete restoration; chic townhouses in coastal resorts such as Honfleur and Deauville; large family country homes with huge grounds; new-build apartments in the lively town of Rouen; Normandy property prices vary greatly, but start very cheaply and offer excellent value for money.
Normandy is split into two regions, Lower Normandy (Basse-Normandie) and Upper Normandy (Haute-Normandy). Agriculture is a major industry in this part of France, with cider and the apple liqueur Calvados particularly popular local products.
Equestrianism is also big business here and there are opportunities to buy farms and stables as commercial enterprises in the horse industry. Rural Normandy property tends to be cheaper than Normandy property in the towns and coastal resorts.
The region is very well placed for commuting to Paris, making a Normandy property a very viable proposition for someone working in the capital. A number of the larger towns in the region, such as Fécamp, Caen and Granville, have a daily timetable to and from Paris.
The Homes Overseas Guide to Buying Property in France has advice on the legal and financial aspects of buying Normandy property, plus overviews and information on the process of buying property in Normandy.
Our range of Normandy property appears below.

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