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French Property FindersWelcome to the home page of FrenchEntrée Property Services, France's first network of professional, licenced and independent property finders.Our growing network can help you find your dream French property from Northern France to the Alps, from the South West across to Languedoc-Roussillon and further east to Provence and the Cote d'Azur.  - Email us now  44 (0)1225 463752 24 hours Or use the Enquiry Form  Unlike people working for estate agents, our independent French property finders are mandated by you the buyer and not the seller, allowing us to seek out the exact property that meets your requirements regardless of who is selling it. Using our extensive local market knowledge we will not only track down the best property at the best price but also save you substantial amounts of time and provide invaluable local advice. FrenchEntrée Property Services SarlThis property finding service is operated by FrenchEntrée Property Services Sarl.18 Rue de Gondeville, 16720 St Meme les Carrieres, FRANCE Siret 507 407 351 RCS Cognac/APE-NAF 6831Z. Carte professionnelle sur immeuble et fonds de commerce n° TPM162 délivrée par la Préfecture de la Charente Montant garantie financière 30 000 €uros, Lloyds of London. |
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Until recently, it seemed that only the rich and famous used buying agents for buying property abroad. But the trend has grown as more buyers enlist help to track down that elusive bargain, and 2009 has seen a suprising surge in clients for buying agents as buyers compete for property in the UK and beyond. The 
The slowdown in France’s property market offers a unique opportunity to fly south and find a place on the French Riviera, says Rebecca Russell...
No matter what type of lifestyle appeals to you, you’ll find it in the Bordeaux region. With gently rolling vineyards dotted with windmills and grand châteaux, the region encompasses all that’s good about life, says property finder Vince Kavanagh...
If you’re looking for a combination of sunshine, picturesque riverside villages, reasonable property prices and a slower pace of life then you should consider the Charente, says Cognac property finder Graham Downie...
The FrenchEntrée Property Finders were pleased to meet many people interested in buying French property during 2009, while exhibiting at The France Show. In a video clip taken on the day, Graham Downie, our Cognac Property Finder, said that no one knows what will happen to the French property market during 2009, but one thing for certain is that many Brits still plan to move to France.
The popularity of using independent fee-based property finding services has been growing steadily in popularity. Thanks to the likes of Kirsty and Phil in the popular UK TV programme Location, Location, Location, buyers are becoming increasingly awar of the benefits involved. A recent article from the Daily Mail sums it all up...
The survey was sent to all international registered users of Primelocation.com who have recently shown an interest in overseas property. The survey revealed that 58% of participants are still looking to buy a property overseas with 24% of which in France, despite the current economic downturn.
Maximise on today’s buyers market in the top resorts, where price negotiation is possible as never before. Use our experience and local knowledge as an 
Sarkozy has promised to revitalise the French economy and crack down on illegal trading. The DILTI (Delegation Interministerielle a la Lutte contre le Travail Illegal) have also promised tougher enforcement of the rules. Up to three years in prison, a 45,000€ fine and payment of all back taxes & cotisations may not be as final as a volley of bullets from the Bolivian army (sorry to spoil the spectacular ending of the film if you haven’t seen it) but it’s a start.
Let us do the legwork and dig out one of the few remaining gems in the Charente valley for you. Then use our experience and local knowledge as a 
We had 840 readers complete our FrenchEntrée Property Buyers survey, and overall, had very interesting results and feedback from those planning to buy. 80% of respondents still regard France as good value for money and only a minority have been put off buying by the current economic climate...