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France, plays a leading role in the world with a rich history and proud culture. France is also seen as one of the safest places for luxury property investors of all kinds. Offering exceptional lifestyle homes in the South of France and or French Riviera, to chic luxury apartments in Paris, and French Ski challets.
France offers a wonderful climate and astonishing scenery, France is renowned as one of the most visited country in the world. The landscape is diverse, with Paris, the largest city in the north and Nice, reserves the deep blue ocean waters coming on the south. Owning holiday or investment villas is definitely a perfect act to enjoy super coasts and historical heritages in French homes and properties..
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Sean Connery’s Former French Riviera villa Seeks $35 Million
A waterfront property in Nice, France that was once owned by Sean Connery is currently on the market for $35 million.
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Tending to a garden has long been a preferred pastime for its ability to lift the spirits. As we all spend more time close to home,
The 10 most expensive homes for sale in Paris right now
Top 10 expensive Paris homes include a Luxury Duplex apartment in the 7th district of Paris, a 19th century private mansion in the heart of the 7th arrondissement of Paris and...
New & Notable Luxury Properties for Sale Over $25 Million
From the sprawling Palais Vénitien in Cannes, France to nearly three acres on an unrivaled stretch of beach in the Bahamas, these are this month’s four featured notable properties for sale over $25mil
New & Notable Luxury Properties For Sale Over $17 Million | January 2020
From a private mansion in Cote d’Azur, France to striking golf course living in Singapore, these are this month’s four featured notable properties for sale over $17 million.
British abandon French luxury property market because of Brexit
The number of British buyers of luxury property in France has dropped by 40% in less than five years due to Brexit and the weakening of the pound sterling.