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Languedoc PropertyGuide for the Herault, Gard & LozereWelcome to the FrenchEntrée Languedoc Property Guide for the northern Languedoc departments of Herault, Gard & Lozere, where we aim to give you information regarding the property market, articles about the latest property trends and hotspots, and showcase local businesses in the Herault, Gard & Lozere property sector.Find out about the Languedoc Aude & Pyrenees Orientales departments by looking at: • Southern Languedoc Property Guide You can then continue your search for your dream Languedoc home in our French property database dedicated to • Languedoc Property Sales POPULAR SEARCHES • Aude Property Sales • Gard Property Sales • Herault Property Sales • Pyrenees Orientales Property Sales We also offer you advice about the buying process, local English speaking notaires, and things to consider when looking to buy a home in the Languedoc in our overview section: • Languedoc Property Guide Map of Languedoc Roussillon Click here for a more detailed map of the Languedoc Roussillon Travel links to the Languedoc Roussillon Click here for details of travel links to the Languedoc Roussillon Need a Number? Find useful contact details for local Languedoc Roussillon businesses in the Directory. The Languedoc Roussillon Forum Ask questions and help others at the Forum. Flights to Languedoc RoussillonFlights to Beziers - Cap d'AgdeFlights to Carcassonne Flights to Montpellier Flights to Nimes Flights to Perpignan Car Hire in Languedoc RoussillonCar Hire in Bezeris - Cap d'AgdeCar Hire in Carcassonne Car Hire in Montpellier Car Hire in Narbonne Car Hire in Nimes Car Hire in Perpignan Partner Mini SitesOur partner mini-sites provide valuable information about many aspects of French property:Languedoc Roussillon Properties from Anglo French Real Estate Aude Property for Sale from Maisons a la Carte. Are You Looking For...• Carcassonne• Perpignan • Montpellier • Nimes • Languedoc Holidays • Languedoc Holiday Rentals • Languedoc Roussillon Gites • Languedoc Roussillon Villas • Languedoc B&Bs • Languedoc Skiing Languedoc Property Quick LinksWe have lots of property sections on this site. Choose any of the links below for property guides and sales:• Aude Property • Buying property in the Languedoc • Exclusive Languedoc Property • Herault Property for Sale • Languedoc Property • Luxury Languedoc Property • Property in Languedoc Roussillon • Property Languedoc Roussillon • Property for Sale Languedoc Roussillon • Pyrenees Orientales Property for Sale |
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FrenchEntrée recently met Hervé Vigier, the manager of Clavis SARL and the driving force behind the Clavis Immo Network, to learn more about Clavis and its fresh approach to property buying in the Languedoc-Roussillon. .jpg)
Although not that well known in the UK and Ireland, Century 21 is the largest agency in the world, with over 8000 agencies worldwide. It is also the largest agency network in France in terms of sales, where it has over 950 branches. Tim Gupwell will help you find your dream 
Ever wondered how solar panels work and if they could earn you money? Well, if you’ve got a south facing roof and you don’t mind accepting money from the French tax man and EDF, they certainly can! 
In light of the 2008 economic climate, property consultant Paddy Gibbins explains why the strengthening of the euro against the sterling and dollar should be driving your decision to buy in France, and why its is particularly a good time to buy property in the Languedoc-Roussillon. 
Thanks to its Mediterranean climate and improving local infrastructure Languedoc-Roussillon continues to be a popular region for relocation. FrenchEntrée Languedoc-Roussillon reports on the region's property trends and expectations for 2007 and 2008, with comments from locally based estate agents. 
In this guide we offer an introduction to the Gard Department for property buyers. This article reports on the different areas of the Gard, the Haut Languedoc and the Cévennes; property prices and trends in the region, and best locations for reaching facilities and transport. 
Discover what the Herault has to offer. The difference in areas, the attractions, the prices, the weather and the trends in the Herault property and real estate market.
Nimes, located to the east of the Languedoc-Roussillon, ticks all the boxes for most people's dream of living in the South of France - surrounded by stunning Provencal countryside, the city offers excellent amenities, transport links and a wealth of local attractions means that the area is a thriving tourist hotspot. Read more about the 
The Vaunage is a specific area of the Gard department, west of Nimes, which offers buyers the rural idyll of charming stone houses set in small provencal villages where the pace of life is slow. It is authentic Provence in Languedoc.
The city of Beziers in the Languedoc-Roussillon is fast becoming a popular property hotspot, thanks in part to improved travel links. But it has a lot more than convenient travel links going for it: just 20 minutes from sandy beaches, surrounded by vineyards and pretty villages, this could be the ideal property investment location. 
The Bassin de Thau - a majestic salt water lagoon south-west of Montpellier - is a firm favourite for holiday makers and sea-dogs alike. And who would blame them? With access to acres of sandy beaches, some of the best seafood in France, and fantastic transport links, berthing here makes for an excellent investment. .JPG)
If you want to know what the French think of Uzes, just ask them! It was described to me by a young Nimoise as “la ville la plus belle de toute la région!” - and a short visit to Uzes will show you that she's not the only one who thinks so! Find out what makes Uzes so popular and more about current property trends there. 
Within an hour from the beautiful Roman city of Nimes and the picturesque town of Uzes, lies a seemingly untouched beauty spot nestled between the Gardon and the Ardeche rivers: the valley of the Ceze river, an area which straddles Provence and Languedoc and retains much of the Provencal culture and regional specialities. This is the land of lavender, olives and Cotes du Rhone wine trails. 
Looking to buy a maison de vigneron, or medieval maison de village with arched ceilings, open beams, fire places, stone walls, large rooms, beautiful views across stunning unspoilt valleys and mountains, for a reasonable price? If so, then maybe beautiful region of the Cevennes is the place for you. 
Pezenas sits on the plains between the Haut Languedoc National Park and the Mediterranean coastline. It is a mere twenty minutes from the clean white sandy beaches of Herault, half an hour from the beautiful rugged hill country inland and half an hour from Montpellier. 
Discover the unspoilt region of the Haut Languedoc where you will find the “real France” that for many typifies what France was always meant to be about. The Haut Languedoc has a landscape of stunning beauty, vineyards and sleepy, unspoilt medieval villages basking in the Mediterranean sunshine! 
A look at property trends in Montpellier, the thoroughly modern city situated close to the sea under the warm Mediterranean sun of the South of France and piercing blue skies most of the year. No wonder that Montpellier is the French city that more French people want to live in than any other! 
The fact that the northern Languedoc-Roussillon department of Lozere has largely been ignored by typical non-French property buyers is now becoming one of its most charming assets. This is the part of the region where you can truly get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life!
France remains the single most popular country for British investors looking to buy either a first or a second home abroad. Here Louise Davies, from Maison Languedoc, explains the principal differences between the UK and French property purchase systems to help you towards buying your dream property in France.