You can use the contact form at telephone us.

Yes, invariably we need to make arrangements with owners or keyholders. We also recognise that your time is valuable and simply do not wish to waste it!

Our agency fees are included in the selling price. The Notaire’s fees and government taxes are together approximately 7%, and have to be paid by the buyer. These, along with the balance of the purchase price, need to be transferred to the Notaire before completion. These fees are calculated on a sliding scale, as a percentage of the purchase cost. This percentage reduces with the value of the property. For more information and to calculate the notaires fees go to the web site ANIL.

We will take as long as it takes, there is no time limit.

It is in everyone’s interests to make sure you only see properties that suit your requirements and we will do our best to select the right properties for you. Accordingly we really do like to have a reasonable dialogue prior to a visit to fully understand your ‘wish list’.

Yes we have more, we can send you details and pictures by e-mail or post.

Yes, we keep your details and will contact you if a suitable property comes on the market.

Our agency fees are included in the selling price and are a percentage set by the FNAIM of the value of the property.

We can give a rough idea of the cost or introduce you to a local builder for an estimate.

Yes we have lived in the area for many years and have used these facilities over the years. We will discuss and usually show them to you at the time of visiting the property.

Not necessarily, it is usual for one Notaire to act for both parties. Notaires act impartially giving advice to both sides, and suggesting mutually acceptable solutions but you have the right to instruct your own Notaire. We are always happy to advise you on the choice of a bi-lingual Notaire. We also have on our team Claire Bailey who is an official, legally registered, translator. Notaires fees are standard, however, should you choose to have a second Notaire involved there is no additional cost. See the Buyers Guide.

This is entirely up to you. We can help you find a surveyor if you wish but the survey will be at your expense

SAFER is an agricultural body with the right to purchase agricultural properties where the land area is more than 2000m2 (or 10,000m2 in more rural locations). The Notaire will write to them after the Compromis has been signed, giving them 2 months to notify him of their wish to buy the property at the same price. Unless you have a prime piece of agricultural land or building at a knockdown price, they are unlikely to intervene. An accelerated request can be made at an additional cost. More informations : www.safer.fr