The destiny of this little-known cape, once a high temple of the “Belle Epoque”, is closely linked to the saga of the famous Principality of Monaco. As an active pool of employment or an internationally recognized entertainment centre, the neighbouring micro-state brings a wealthy clientele in search of old stone and panoramic sea views… Read on...
With its wide tree-lined avenues, handsome buildings designed by Haussmann, renowned schools and attractive shops, the elegant 16th arrondissement north has retained its aura and prestige, always drawing a wealthy clientele, especially families, impressed by its fine art of living. Focus on a high-end market… Read on...
Known as the “billionaires’ peninsula”, this cape blessed by the gods, graced with palms, olive-trees and Aleppo pines, has appealed to celebrities and other wealthy visitors from all over the world for over a century. Most of them want to live there, many are happy just to have it as part of their view. Read on...
Opening out to the Atlantic Ocean, the Bassin d’Arcachon is very popular among a French clientele fond of its fine art of living and magnificent environment. With the creation of the LGV line in 2017 linking Paris to Arcachon in only 2 hrs 30, this seaside resort is already taking up position as a flagship destination for property buyers. Read on...
From Biarritz to Saint Jean-de-Luz via Hossegor and Anglet, houses offering contemporary architecture in the midst of nature and close to the ocean offer a backcloth for living that captures the spirit of the times. They win the approval of a prestigious and mainly international clientele keen on modern design. Read on...
This département in south-eastern France boasts a shoreline 420 km long, including those around its numerous islands. Almost 60 % of its territory consists of woodland. A promise all in blue and green, ensuring an international reputation and popularity among all those in search of sunshine and peacefulness. Read on...
The chic and even glamorous Neuilly is renowned for its high-quality living conditions, its popularity among families and its very fine properties. Just a few minutes from Porte Maillot, this “21st arrondissement” of Paris plays host to high-class apartments, often benefiting from terraces or gardens. Focus on a fluid and responsive market, once again on the move. Read on...
When nature is given a place in the city, it brings a breath of fresh air that totally transforms our experience of living in Paris. When the sun begins to shine, homes with gardens are highly coveted. Today’s market offers buyers some fine opportunites, though these corners of paradise are inevitably worth their weight in gold in the most sought-after arrondissements. Read on...
Heir to a rich and fruitful past in the production and trade of wine, the region around Bordeaux boasts many exceptional residences with vineyard estates or vast parks. An unusual architectural heritage with precious old stone, which still attracts both French and international clients. Read on...
Sumptuous properties, authentic Provençal villas, luxury contemporary homes, art-galleries, renowned restaurants… This aptly-named “garden-town” with close on 18,000 residents has nothing to envy of the shoreline, to which it offers a charming countrified alternative. Read on...
An iconic address and a highly-prized port-of-call, the town of Biarritz has preserved a luxurious middle-class architectural heritage comprised of numerous Art Deco buildings and elegant residences on the seafront. Spotlight on a privileged and active property market which makes light of the economic crisis. Read on...
This area formed by Villefranche, Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat benefits from a natural setting as idyllic as its geographical position between the international Nice Côte d’Azur airport and the very select Principality of Monaco. Read on...
More than ever before, so-called “terrace apartments” are polishing their image and brightening the lives of Parisians who dearly miss nature. Rare in the capital, these delightful cocoons allowing owners to benefit from fine weather are often worth their weight in gold. Spotlight on a highly-coveted market which is not affected by the crunch... Read on...
It has preserved its aura and prestige, and has long been a dream for both Parisians and foreigners who admire its splendid freestone buildings, hidden courtyards, boutiques and art-galleries. A well-to-do arrondissement, the most expensive in Paris after the 6th, the 7th arrondissement offers a diverse array of accommodation, including many exceptional properties. Focus on this desirable neighbourhood with two different facets… Read on...
This neighbourhood on the east side of Cannes, undoubtedly one of the classiest in this town in the Alpes-Maritimes, is also the most homogeneous, with exclusive villas and residences offering top-notch amenities. As regards the type of properties available, the buyer is spoilt for choice on this market of remarkably high quality… Read on...
