Finding your dream home in France
Our team has helped many Americans buy their dream French home over the years, and we're seeing increasing numbers of American clients year on year.
American property buyers are often attracted to France's rich culture, historic appeal, and quality of life. Additionally, there's growing recognition among US buyers of the exceptional value that French real estate offers.
From cheap cottages and village houses to grand chateaux and manoirs, it's possible to find stunning properties to suit every budget.
Start your property search
From finding the right area and properties to arranging viewings, we’ll guide you every step of the way to your perfect property in France.
Start your property search
From finding the right area and properties to arranging viewings, we’ll guide you every step of the way to your perfect property in France.
Frequently asked questions by our American clients
Our American clients are often buying in France for the first time, and have a number of questions.
We've put together answers to some of the most frequently asked below. If you have another question that isn't on our list, we would be delighted to help.
Yes, absolutely! We've helped many Americans buy a French property as a holiday home or to relocate. There are no restrictions on Americans purchasing property in France.
As a non-EU citizen, you need to be aware that owning a French property does not automatically grant the right to reside. If you are planning long-term stays in your French property (over 90 days), you will need to get a long-stay visa.
Popular areas of France for expats and buyers
Whether you're drawn to one of France's world-famous destinations, or you're looking for a countryside home off the beaten track, there is a part of France to suit everyone.
We have thousands of French properties for sale and agencies across France. Our team would be happy to suggest areas that fit your ideal lifestyle.
Dordogne
The rural Dordogne department is known for its magical chateaux and superb gastronomy. It's a landscape of soft rolling hills and delightful ancient villages.
Provence & the Côte d'Azur
Provence is home to some of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in France. Along the coast are star-studded towns of Cannes and St-Tropez, while inland you'll find pine-covered hillsides, olive groves and air scented with herbs.
Aude
From coastal lakes, to rolling vineyards and forests, the low-key Aude department has so much to offer. At its heart is the thriving city of Carcassonne, with its magnificent medieval citadel.
Paris
The appeal of Paris is timeless. A place where the past and present effortlessly come together. A city of iconic sites, charming neighbourhoods and a chic way of life.
Charente
Famed worldwide for its Cognac production, the Charente is second only to Provence for the number of sunshine hours per year. it's a beautiful department of scenic rivers, charming rural towns and Angoulême with its festivals.
Bordeaux
The Gironde is renowned for its Bordeaux wines, including world-famous names like Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, and the Médoc. It has a landscape of gentle rolling hills with the beaches of the Atlantic coast nearby.
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Whether you’re just starting out or ready to visit properties, our team is here to help. Send us a message and we’ll be in touch shortly.