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 5th September 2008
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Welcome to the FrenchEntrée-Indre Property Guide The Indre is still relatively undiscovered by the British, so house prices are more affordable here than in many other areas. Building plots are more readily available than in other areas, for 15-20,000 euros. If you are looking for a total renovation project, there are plenty of barns, many with a few acres of land, for around 30,000 euros. More and more people looking to purchase a house in France are discovering the Indre, so get in while there's still time, and start looking through our property guide and listings! |
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Départements: Cher (18), Eure-et-Loir (28), Indre (36), Indre-et-Loire (37), Loir-et-Cher (41), Loiret (45)
Credit Agricole is one of the largest insurance providers in France thanks to its insurance broker company Pacifica....
Nicholas Sarkosy's government minister,Eric Woerth, recently announced that tax relief on mortgage interest would be introduced throughout France as promised by his party if they won the election. ...
Chateauroux, the capital town of the Indre, has signed up with the Agence Nationale pour la Rénovation Urbaine and has a large investment from the State for social housing, new build and renovation projects. 
The property market in the Indre, like the rest of France, has slowed down in 2006 compared with the highs of 2004 and early 2005. .jpg)
More and more people are settling permanently in the Indre, but a large proportion of properties owned by the British are in fact holiday homes. With travel links to this region better than they ever have been - with Flybe and Ryanair flying...
John Southworth and his wife Linda live in a house on the edge of the beautiful Lake Eguzon. Wanting to take advantage of living near the water, they bought a boat earlier this year.
From Nov 1st 2006 anyone selling a home in France now has to have it tested for energy efficiency. 
I'm sure that there are many enlightened ones amongst you who have driven through the beautiful Indre, maybe on your way to the South of France. And if you have stopped and found its hidden delights, I hope you're spreading the word amongst your friends. However, if you haven't found the Indre yet...
The British, much to the bafflement and amusement of the French, have long been busy buying up old stone houses and barns for total renovation or modernisation, attracted by the character, charm and, of course the prices of...
Running a gîte or B&B (chambres d'hotes) is still the dream of many British people, particularly in retirement, but it is a viable proposition?
As prices of apartments hit the roof in Paris, the French are turning to the Indre for their holiday and weekend homes and Chateauroux, the capital town of the area, is ideally situated.