Category Archives: Building in France
Descisions
- Now to make the arch: – First demolish ancient walls – Roman or Gothic -
Basalt Faulty
Piercing ancient walls: – Tons of stone rubble and dust – Now I form the arch -
A Bargain Property in the South of France
Would you like your own home in the South of France? It is a dream shared by most of the visitors I meet here and, after a quiet year with most of the world (according to the Daily Mail) hopping … Continue reading
Building Work in France
 I try to answer all mail I get, a lot is asking me about moving to France or getting work in France – when there is something which may be of interest to others, I publish them in my … Continue reading
The Joule in the Crown
I am looking at using solar energy for power and heating, although after three days of heavy rain and dark grey sky this seems a bit remote. But I have a large, south facing, roof which needs replacing so, with … Continue reading
Come Up and See Me Sometime
I think the biggest pleasure in writing any blog like this , perhaps in writing anything, is getting feedback and comments from readers . A lot of my stuff is about our life and experiences in living in the South … Continue reading
Getting the Goods on You
I have been writing recently about some of the frustrations of buying property in France – these frustrations are both for the buyer and myself trying to find the right property for someone. I work with Coast and Country , … Continue reading
French Estate Agents
In many countries, including America, the UK and Australia, if I want to buy a house I select a local agent I like and I ask them what properties they can offer in the areas I am interested and at … Continue reading
Building Costs in France
A useful site I have written about before is Batitel – unfortunately they charge a fixed subscription of 90 euro a year for their online service, while this is excellent value if you are a builder, it is pricey for … Continue reading
Cost of Buying a House in France
If you buy a house in France, the sale must be completed through a Notaire. I am not sure exactly how to describe a Notaire in comparison to the legal or official equivalent in other countries – not a; lawyer, … Continue reading