Neighbouring one another and making up two distinct corners of Provence, the Luberon and the Alpilles share the same Provencal identity of lavender fields, limestone landscapes, olive groves, protected natural parks, and stone villages. However, when it comes to owning property in one region or the other, there are fundamentally different ownership experiences, as the two areas have contrasting ways of. Continue reading
For decades, Provence has been considered one of Europe’s most enduring and resilient property markets. It’s continued to be defined by its global appeal, lifestyle and scarcity, which have shone despite economic cycles. Provence offers an incredible combination of climate, coastline and culture that’s in demand for French residents as well as international buyers. And short-term rate property. Continue reading
The iconic region of the Luberon is a massif (a compact group of mountains) in Provence, which is located in the South of France. Situated in the heart of the UNESCO-classified Luberon Regional Natural Park, the area is beloved for its diverse landscapes, which range from forests to lavender and wheat fields to vineyards. The park is also known for having richly varied flora and fauna, including a number. Continue reading
Provence is one of those rare property markets where lifestyle and investment are naturally intertwined. Lavender fields, hilltop villages, the Mediterranean coastline, and a climate that quietly attracts buyers from across Europe and beyond are not mere surface level charms. These enduring qualities underpin steady demand and have helped Provençal property remain resilient through changing economic. Continue reading
Today, Provence is globally recognised as a leading wine region, particularly for its rosés, along with its agreeable growing conditions and sought-after Provençal lifestyle. Buying a vineyard in France is about much more than a real estate purchase with long-term value, though. It’s also about investing in a culture and lifestyle you’ve always wanted to be part of. Provence offers a unique. Continue reading
House Hunting in France? Have you looked at Fayence yet? The Canton of Fayence is growing in popularity with international buyers as it offers cheaper house prices and a slower pace of life compared with neighbouring Riviera and Provencal hot spots Callian, Mons, Tourrettes, Tanneron, Montauroux, Saint-Paul-en-Forêt, Seillans et Bagnols en Forêt, these are the eight villages that make up the Canton. Continue reading
With plenty of hot, sunny weather, you'll be grateful you're so close to the sea and its many beaches when you live on the stunning Provence coast. Villages here are scenic and quaint, with interesting old towns and bustling ports, plus shops, cafes and restaurants, markets and gardens. And when you're ready to head into a city for the day, there are plenty just a short trip away. The area's vineyards. Continue reading
Provence can undoubtedly offer the good life (gorgeous climate, stunning scenery, rich culture and history), easily accessible by way of your luxury property, but it’s also the ideal location for food and wine lovers, with countless opportunities to indulge in some of France’s finest food and drink. You’ll notice a lot of Mediterranean-influenced dishes here, which create a distinct cuisine. Continue reading
Property hotspots in Provence Where to buy in Arles for the best homes and the most savvy property investments Condé Nast Traveller has listed Arles as one of its top holiday destinations for 2019. A captivating Roman town which was a busy hub for goods transportation via the Rhône in the 1st century, Arles is famous for its amphitheatre, annual “Rencontres d’Arles” photography festival and for. Continue reading
Alpilles is distinguished by its exquisite landscapes and unaffected natural environments, as well as its strong sense of age-old tradition, which can be experienced in the area’s villages. If you are thinking of calling the Alpilles your home, then here are five must-see luxury properties in Alpilles, France.