Provence Property

Provence property and Cote d'Azur property are amongst the most expensive in France - but that does not prevent buyers from dreaming of owning a property in Provence....
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For those looking for Provence property, there is a vast choice available. The most well know properties in Provence are on the Cote d’Azur, most of which are aimed at the luxury market. Provence properties are by no means cheap. However, overseas buyers can borrow up to 100 per cent loan-to-value (LTV) of the purchase price of a Provence property for sale, according to French Mortgage Direct. A capital repayment mortgage is available on all types of homes in France, including those bought off-plan, anywhere in the country. France is one of the most popular destinations for Brits to buy in, and property in Provence is no different. And with approved amendments to taxes in 2009, this trend is likely to continue. When looking to buy Provence property for sale, why not look at some of it’s best known, such as Aix en Provence, Arles and Avignon, a good buy if you want to rent out your property in Provence some of the time.


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Buying a property in Provence will most definitely tantalize your tastebuds. Fabulous olive oils, red and rose wines and seafoods can all be consumed in abundance – perhaps on the terrace of your Provence home? This part of France is particularly dry, with warm costal areas. If you buy Provence property in the Alps, they are the sunniest part of the mountain range, and Briançon, at an altitude of 1,350 metres, is one of the sunniest towns in France, with over 300 days of sunshine per year.
The Homes Overseas Guide to Buying Property in France has advice on the legal and financial aspects of buying Provence property, plus overviews and information on the process of owning a Provence property.
Some information contained herein may have changed since it was first published. Homes Overseas strongly advises you to seek current legal and/or financial advise from a qualified professional.