Welcome to our comprehensive guide to New Builds in France. A complete online resource for information for those who are thinking about building a new house in France.
An increasing number of people wishing to own property in France either as their main home or holiday home are buying a New Build property, rather than redevelop or renovate an existing property. Here you will find all the information you need to guide you through the process whether buying from a developer or building your home yourself. You’ll find out the role of an Architect, Developer etc., planning laws and regulations and much more.
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Different Types of New Builds in FranceNew Build options: from a traditional house to something a bit different. |
Practicalities of buying a New Build Property in FranceEverything you need to know when planning to build or buy a New Build in France |
MGM, the leading alpine property developer, had a brilliant year. Not only did they launch numerous new developments, but they tripled their year-on-year UK sales figures, with Brits snapping up apartments in droves. Seven new developments are due to launch…
The team at FrenchEntrée have come to rely on MGM French Properties to send us truly drool-worthy properties, and their latest French property development is no exception. The leading Alpine property developer is launching an exclusive new development, Residence Manaka,…
Driven by family values since its creation in 2001, AEI Promotion consider quality buildings to be their specialty AEI Promotion is dedicated to creating unique, high-quality properties. Special care is given to every project: primary residences, secondary residences or rental…
New Build French Property Is Ideal for Overseas Buyers At Sunny French Property we are convinced that new build French property is ideal for buyers who are buying from far away. There is no supervision of works since it is…
It is a truth universally acknowledged (on the Hexagon anyway) that the French really do prefer to buy new properties. Across France, in cities, towns and tiny villages, new builds are being snapped up by buyers. However, they now have…
Following on from Building in France: from grassy knoll to approved plans. Renovation expert Stephen Davies shares part two of his case study of a complete new-build in France. In this detailed step-by-step description, we follow the development of the…
Certificat d’urbanisme – Outline planning permission ‘in principal’ The Certificate d’Urbanism is a document which gives details of the planning rules that apply in a given area and tells the applicant whether or not a building project is feasible. There…
In this detailed step-by-step description, we follow the development of a new-build from an empty plot to the approval of the building plans.
It is becoming increasingly popular to purchase a plot of land in order to build your own property. This article guides you through your options …
If you are renovating or converting an existing building, are you under obligation to conform to laws regarding accessibility? Or is it enough to apply common sense?
France has some truly outstanding modernist and contemporary architecture, not just public buildings but also private dwellings. Many represent excellent value for money as they provide large, light, airy living spaces plus the bonus of living in an extraordinary, unique environment and a piece of architectural history.
Where is the best place to buy a ski property in France? If you love skiing you already know that here you’ll find some of the best slopes in Europe.
Our growing awareness of the impact we have on our environment has led to a growing interest in eco-buildings as full-time residences. Wood is a sustainable resource and careful husbandry will allow these products to be available long after the plastic, fossil fuel created windows and doors become uneconomical.
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls has announced a “fiscal package” to reactivate the property sector in France, mostly aimed at the new build and buy-to-let sector.
Every home in France must be equipped with an independent smoke alarm (DAAF Détecteur avertisseur autonome de fumée). The DAAF has to comply with the norm NF EN14604 or CE EN14604 and can be powered by battery or electricity as…
