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Aquitaine property - South West France

aquitaine-france — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 22:17:00 +0000

Aquitaine Property, South West France?

French Property is still the most popular in Europe. Information gathered from the currency exchange, french property agents, and google enquiries show Brits continuing to buy properties in France. As a property agent in the south of france we have noticed increasing interest in Aquitaine Property. It is no surprise as the standard of living, education and healthcare coupled with a stress-free way of life made easier still by local airport connections, fast trains and new motorways means its no wonder that Brits continue to want to buy Aquitaine property. Market stability offering steadily rising prices and an attractive range of off-plan leaseback schemes keep property investors interested in the Aquitaine property market. We look at why houses and apartments in the Aquitaine area are becoming so appealing to the British buyer.

Aquitaine is becoming one of the most desirable places to live in Europe, and variety seems to be its secret. Aquitaine is in the bottom right-hand corner of France with Bordeaux property n the north, Pau property in the east and the Pyrenees and Spain in the South. Within this huge area you will find the largest pine forest and the highest sand dune in Western Europe. You will even find a people who have their own language. This interesting and diverse part of the world which stretches South along the Atlantic Ocean is one of France’s most popular coastlines.

In Bordeaux not only will you be graced with some of France’s highest yearly averages of sunshine but you will find a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere with people who value the finer things in life, thus a culture that makes time for them. Bordeaux is also just a half hour drive from Bassin d’Arcachon which will give you the best seafood from a huge natural saltwater lagoon, set back from the roaring Atlantic ocean this lagoon also provides ideal sailing conditions. Property in Arcachon has been favourite to the British buyer since the 1980s.

As you travel down the coast along 250 km’s of uninterrupted golden sandy beach, flanked by the majesty of the pine forest you will arrive at Hossegor and Capbreton; one of the busier areas along this stretch of the coast. Hossegor Property, and Capbreton Property are worth a look. There you will see the waves regarded as some of the best in the world, waves demanding such respect that they are one of just two spots chosen for the European leg of surfings much coveted World Championship Tour. The exposure this gives means it is never difficult to rent out a property over the summer leading up to the event in autumn, and if you are here over that time you will be treated to some of the best parties around.

The Aquitaine is a region that holds sport dear to its culture. It is the most passionate area of Europe for rugby union, takes great pride in its own regional sports and with all its breathtaking natural beauty golf has been a natural sport to become one of the most popular. Golf in continental Europe started in the Aquitaine. Pau Golf Club was founded in 1856 and was the first course built in Europe outside of the British Isles and Biarritz Le Phare (founded 1889) was the second. So golf has a long tradition in the area and many of the courses are first class. .

Further towards Spain you will find the glamorous city of Biarritz that together with Bayonne is the start of the Pays Basque. The Basque country is an area that covers some of North Western Spain and South west France, the Basques are a distinct ethnic group in their native region, culturally and especially linguistically distinct from their surrounding neighbours. Basque contrasts with other European languages, almost all of which belong to the large Indo-European language family. Through the Basque culture you will enjoy incredible food and fast-paced regional Sports such as pelota. Biarritz's became more renowned in 1854 when Empress Eugenie (the wife of Napoleon III) built a palace on the beach (now the Hôtel du Palais) and European royalty such as Queen Victoria, Edward VII, and Alfonso XIII of Spain were frequent visitors. Further south from Biarritz through towns like St Jean de Luz and villages like Guethary, the scenic rugged coastline and beautiful Basque architecture leads you towards Spain and into the foothills of the Pyrenees, home to vultures, brown bears and eagles. Property for sale in St Jean de Luz are hard to come by.

The coastline of the Aquitaine provides more than enough inspiration to move here and as you turn east along the Pyrenees there is even more to discover and enjoy. If you are looking for a property in Aquitaine, whether it is Biarittz Property, Bordeaux Property, or Pau Property, please let the Home Hunts team know, we offer a free property search service

South West France Property

aquitaine-france — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 22:10:00 +0000

Are you interested in luxury property for sale in South West France? Looking for a vineyard or property in bordeaux? An investment property aquitaine? A luxury property in dordogne france? A villa in arcachon france? Or a luxury property in perigueux france?

Home Hunts specialise in helping clients buy property in south of france. We have a team of consultants and estate agents in south west france and more specifically estate agent aquitaine to help you find luxury property for sale in south west france, investment properties in aquitaine, or your dream slice of property aquitaine.

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Buying property in the Dordogne

aquitaine-france — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:59:00 +0000

Buying Property in the Dordogne

If you’re considering buying property in France you would be well advised to check out what Dordogne property has to offer.

Situated in the Aquitaine region of the hilly south-west of France, the Dordogne is home to famous French wines (including Bergerac), ancient ‘bastide’ towns, mouth-watering cuisine (including the famous Pâté de foie gras), incredible historic monuments and castles (it has 4000 chateaux, 10 per cent of all in France), and a wide variety of cultural attractions

The region takes its name from the river that runs through it, although locally it is known as the Perigord, a name derived from Gaulish word ‘Petrecore’ the collective name of four tribes who used to inhabit this diverse and beautiful region.

These tribes, who once formed part of a resistance against the Romans, give their colourful names to the four parts of the region.

"Périgord Vert" (Green Périgord) a region of lush and verdant valleys with Nontron as its principal town.

"Périgord Blanc" (White Périgord) situated around the capital of Périgueux and named after the white limestone that characterizes this area and gives it its landscape of plateaux, wide valleys and meadows.

"Périgord Pourpre" (Purple Périgord) a wine growing region whose capital is the renowned Bergerac.

"Périgord Noir" (Black Périgord) situated around its capital of Sarlat and named after the Oak and Pine woods that comprise much of the region.

Weather - Despite the lushness of its beautiful landscapes, the region enjoys wonderful weather. Summers tend to be hot with average temperatures ranging between 25 and 35 degrees centigrade, while spring and autumn are only slightly milder with the range between 22 and 28 degrees. Although the region is prone to some rainfall the skies are rarely grey with sunshine averaging over 2000 hours of sunshine per year (that’s 5 ½ hours a day).

Getting There - The best way to travel to the Dordogne is by air and then continuing your journey by car. The region’s principal airport is situated in Bergerac and is served by Ryanair and flybe who also serve nearby Limoges. Bordeaux (British Airways, flybe, bmibaby, Aer Lingus and easyJet ) and Toulouse (British Airways, flybe, bmibaby, easyJet and bmi) are also close.

Property Prices - The Dordogne has traditionally been a popular destination for those people choosing to relocate to France. It has been particularly popular with the Dutch, the Germans, and above all the British, with young families and retirees making up the greater part of the demographic. As a consequently prices have traditionally remained high. However due to the rising popularity of other destinations in France, prices in the Dordogne have recently stabilised, making it an increasingly affordable choice.

The most popular Dordogne properties tend to be those that are located within their own grounds within easy access of local shops. Naturally, however, these tend to be the highest priced properties.

For full details about buying property in France contact Home Hunts sales team on 00 33 970 44 66 43 or look at our website www.home-hunts.com

Charming Dordogne property for sale

aquitaine-france — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:59:00 +0000

BEAUTIFUL 'CHARTREUSE' IN THE CENTRE of ST. CYPRIEN IN 'GOLDEN TRIANGLE' OF DORDOGNE - PERIGORD

Property in Perigord is very much sought after, this beautiful and rare authentic town 'chartreuse' in sandstone stands in the centre of a popular medieval village in the heart of the Dordogne valley.

This dordogne property is in excellent condition throughout, immaculately restored, 300 m2 living space, 5 bedrooms and unique secluded patio courtyard with a further sunken patio with a total of 300m2. All within a minutes walk of shops and conveniences.

Ground floor: 150m2 comprising of entrance hall, living room with fireplace and woodburner, kitchen, pantry, 2 bedrooms including master suite with ensuite bathroom, shower, wc.

1st floor: 3 bedrooms, shower-room, wc. Possibilty to make further bedroom in attic of 50m2.

Basement: 80m2, laundry room, cellar, two garages.

Exterior: Unique large patio courtyard, a third of which is covered, barbecue, as well as a further sunken patio, total 300m2.

Oil central heating and wood burner. New boiler and water softener. Electricity re-done, new parquet floors, new garage doors, and new built-in wardrobes in all bedrooms.

Great property for someone wanting the ambiance of authentic French village life, being in the most popular quartier of a charming classically Dordogne medieval village, with the convenience of all the shops and the highstreet just round the corner, yet having an elegant and spacious property with its own totally private and peaceful courtyard, and easy maintenance, which is rare to find in a village.

Would also suit commercial activity such as B&B or gite. Can have separate entrance for guests.

Chateau for sale in the Dordogne

aquitaine-france — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 11:07:00 +0000

A charming chateau in the Dordogne for sale with a luxurious yet country home feel, very tastefully renovated with the ultimate combination of classical decor and modern comfort and style. The Dordogne chateau has ten bedrooms and suites with en-suite bathrooms and five reception rooms, with a total of 1000m2 living space. 4 bedroom cottage completely refitted with contemporary interior preserving original features, 2 bathrooms, small chapel, originally part of chateau. One bedroom cottage and part of outbuildings converted in to a contemporary one bedroom apartment. Further 2500m2 of outbuildings and orangerie with great potential for development, if desired. Planning permission granted for a further 10 rooms, as well as an 18 hole golf course.

Quiet secluded location, set in 55 hectares of parkland, woods and meadows with a stream and bordered by a small river.

Would lend itself equally as a luxurious family home as to a four star exclusive hotel. If you are looking to buy a chateau in the dordogne for private use or are wanting to buy a luxury hotel in the dordogne - look no further!

. Home Hunts have a large selection of properties for sale in the South West of France contact us for more details on 0033 970 44 66 43 or email info@home-hunts.com

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Farmhouse for sale in the Dordogne

aquitaine-france — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 06:54:00 +0000

Beautiful farmhouse property for sale in the Dordogne

This beautiful, stone built farmhouse is available for sale in a sought after part of the Dordogne in South West France. The property has been completely renovated by a renowned architect and must be viewed to appreciate fully.

This full details and photos of this dordogne property are available in the Homehunts website by clicking here - farmhouse for sale Dordogne

A perfect combination of the charm of the old with the comforts and design of the new that is rare to find and works beautifully. No expense has been spared in this renovation which took three years and over 50 of the region's leading artisans to complete that includes oak floors, handcrafted windows and doors, Italian tiles, a designer oak kitchen, exposed beams, a traditional style oak terrace overlooking the forests and the heated pool, a fenced-in landscaped garden, two original fireplaces, four bedrooms, four bathrooms (including two master ensuites, one upstairs with a wet-room of Italian marble and a second downstairs opening on to the pool terrace), dining room, living room, TV room/playroom, laundry room. Also a specially designed computer room and office.

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aquitaine-france — Mon, 23 Feb 2009 20:46:00 +0000

SET IN STONE - An article by Nicola Christinger

aquitaine-france — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 13:51:00 +0000

Rustic chic, contemporary mix, call it what you will but renovations in the Dordogne region, combining classic stone and architecture with a modern interior design has become extremely popular.

The writer Henry Miller once wrote “The trip to the Dordogne was of major importance…I retain a hope for the future of the species and even our planet...the Dordogne will survive, just like the dreams that nourish the human soul.” Today this hope is still realized as the timeless Dordogne epitomizes classic style and architecture in its most natural form. For a long time the Périgord Poupre was very popular with international buyers due to the opening and expansion of Bergerac airport. Now investors and buyers are becoming fascinated and attracted to the green valley countryside with towns such as Ribérac and Brantôme, close to the international airport of Bordeaux, Limoges and the TGV connections to Paris from Angoulême.

The majority of farmhouses with towers and turrets started to develop in the 12th and 13th centuries. In the 14th century walls, courtyards and intricate entrances were added when the friction between the Kings of France and England was at an all-time high. This area has a long, turbulent historical past and was repeatedly invaded right up until the 20th century. A more peaceful way of life nowadays has been preserved and so too has the stone and architectural masterpieces displayed in many properties. The region is scattered with many buildings listed on the UNESCO Heritage trail of the 1000 year old pilgrimage to the shrine of St. James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, known in English as the Way of St. James. Many authentically restored properties have retained special features such as spirals, patterns and the pilgrim's shell which was a personal motif used by the alchemist Jacques Coeur.

A particularly outstanding example of this fine Périgord stone can be found in “La Cimes des Arbres” (Treetops), a 16th century farmhouse that took over four years to renovate. Meticulously recreated and extended by over 70 local artisans, the project was supervised under the careful watch of architect Eric Borgers, also a Périgord resident and expert. The owners John Colmey and Anne-Marie Gordon bought a nearby ruin in order to utilise the local stones in the renovation and features such as the roof tiles, handcrafted windows and doors, traditional oak terraces and staircases are all individual masterpieces. Set on the top of a hillside, the farmhouse is surrounded from the east to west daily sunlight and the dominant position commands breathtaking views of the rolling green valleys.

John, a passionate environmentalist and journalist, made sure that the house is as efficient as it is authentic. A high-tech German ecological exchange heat pump system provides a constant room temperature throughout the year and also heats the 12 x 4 metre pool at 30 degrees from Spring to Autumn. The rooms are voluminous and the intelligent use of space and interior design means that every seating area in the house has a purpose. The finish is faultless and the 300m2 of accommodation comprises, two original fireplaces, four ensuite bedrooms, a dining room, living room, TV/playroom and a library. Underfloor heating compliments the traditional oak floors in the bedrooms and the whole property manages with luxurious style to blend old and new design. Outside the oak terrace overlooks the perfectly manicured landscape garden and fruit trees. La Cime des Arbres is a 45 minute drive from Begerac airport and just 6 kms from the town of Riberac. This normally sedate, peaceful town comes alive on Fridays when locals flock to sniff, smell and trade the best of the regions’ produce and it has a reputation for being the best market in the Périgord.

Properties such as La Cimes des Arbres are always the most in demand with European and international buyers, who come from all corners of the world to acquire them. From a design sense, a perfect contemporary renovation allows the stone and original features to breathe again. In the past, incredulously, it was “de rigueur” to actually cover up features such as open fireplaces and stone walls.

Architect Eric Borgers, opened his company in Perigord in 2002 and takes great care in preserving the architecture and features of the properties he renovates. Using where he can only recuperated stones from local ruins; Borgers uses the cut stones to surround doorframes, windows and sills. His love of the stone is infectious, “Imagine the most beautiful light as the sun changes through the day” he enthuses. “This cream coloured stone is so special, so warm looking. As the sun turns a warm orange, so does the stone.” His pride in his work is paramount and he sources a softer stone from a village called Paussac and another much harder quality of stone from Limeyrat.

At Sarlat, in the heart of the Dordogne, lies a vast stone quarry, Carrieres Veze, which has been sourcing the regions’ stone since it opened in 1970. It began with an open quarry and then went underground and each boulder is now digitally cut. Sarlat stone is a prestige material which for centuries has been used to embellish the buildings in Périgord and the quarry undertakes all types of renovation, buildings, fountains, staircases and new buildings created from this exquisite material.

Périgord is actually the ancient name of the area that is now the department of the Dordogne in the Aquitaine region. Most French people refer to the area as the Périgord; most outsiders call it the Dordogne. Whichever name you choose, one thing that is set in stone is the sheer beauty and timeless elegance which the properties throughout the region portray.

“La Cimes des Arbres” is for sale at 625,000 euros through HOMEHUNTS the Luxury property specialists. For more information please contact Kirsten Pollard – kirsten@home-hunts.com www.home-hunts.com

Property for sale in Biarritz & Pau

aquitaine-france — Tue, 20 Jan 2009 00:30:00 +0000

Property for sale in Biarritz & Pau

For the past few decades France has been the country of choice for people looking to invest in overseas properties and the majority of interest has concentrated on property for sale in the South of France.

Historically it has been the South-East of France and Provence in particular that has received most interest from foreign investors. As a result, prices in many parts of the region have risen sharply, and it has become increasingly difficult to find good value for money.

In recent years, however, there has been increasing interest in property for sale in the South West of France, and in the region of Aquitaine in particular.

Situated in the South-West corner of France, Aquitaine shares its southern border with Spain, and is defined to the east and west by the Midi-Pyrenees and the Atlantic Ocean respectively. As such it is a region of remarkable diversity with Pyrenean hill-top towns in the east contrasting with Atlantic seaside resorts in the west. There are also great natural wonders and the region is home to the Dune de Pilat and the Forest of Landes, respectively the largest sand-dune and the largest pine forest in Western Europe.

Part of the reason for its growing attraction has been its increasing level of accessibility. The region is served by several airports many of which offer low-cost services to destinations all over Europe, with Easyjet serving Biarritz and Bordeaux and Ryanair serving Biarritz, Bergerac and Limoges. The region is also extremely well connected to the TGV network with stations at all the major towns including Bordeaux, Pau, Bayonne, Arcachon, and Biarritz.

Investment Property in Aquitaine

It is this combination of beautiful scenery, excellent transport links, and high quality of life that has caused Aquitaine to become increasingly popular amongst those looking for both budget and luxury properties in the South West of France.

If you are seeking investment properties in Aquitaine, it is worth noting that in 2006 property prices in region rose 7 per cent for existing properties and 19 per cent for new-build, while demand for land was high and plot prices were increasing.

Although many of the people investing in Aquitaine properties are relocating on a permanent basis, the excellent transport links make the area very attractive to those looking for a holiday home that they can let during their absence.

Luxury Property in Biarritz

Those looking for luxury French property for sale in Aquitaine should look no further than Biarritz. Situated in the south-west corner of the region and within a stone’s throw of Spain, Biarritz is one of the most fashionable seaside resorts in France.

Biarritz property prices for typically range from 200,000 euros for a 1 bedroom apartment to 400,000 euros for a 4 bedroom apartment or house. However there are also some luxury Biarritz properties for sale prices closer to 1,000,000 euros.

Property in Pau

Situated 100km to the west of Biarritz, Pau is a charming town that overlooks the valley of a mountain river called the Gave de Pau. It is dominated by the Château de Pau, and its principal claims to fame are that it’s home to continental Europe’s first golf club as well as the world’s first Formula One racing circuit.

Like much of Aquitaine, properties in Pau represent extremely good investment potential and in the fourth quarter of 2007 property prices in Pau had increased by 12 per cent.

Beginning your Search for Property in Aquitaine

If you are serious about investing in luxury properties in the south-west of France, or more specifically property in Biarritz or Pau, then you would be well advised to spend at least two or three weeks in the area. Why not spend your next holiday in Aquitaine? Even of you don’t find a property to your liking, you are sure to enjoy your holiday in this wonderful and diverse corner of France.

Looking for property for sale in Bordeaux

aquitaine-france — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 23:40:00 +0000

Looking for property for sale in Bordeaux

Whether you are considering the purchase of a second home, looking for an investment opportunity, or thinking about relocating to France on a permanent basis, you would do well to extend your property search to Bordeaux.

Situated in the South-West of France, Bordeaux is the capital of the Aquitaine region and with a population of over 500,000 it is the sixth largest city in France.

It is also one of France’s most architecturally splendid cities and is home to one of Europe’s largest 18th century metropolitan areas. Indeed the old part of the town is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Area.

It is also a city well known for its shopping and the Rue Sainte-Catherine, a 1.2 km pedestrian avenue lined with some of the city’s most exclusive shops, is classed as Europe’s longest shopping street.

One cannot talk about Bordeaux however, without mentioning the wine that bears its name. Curiously it is the English who helped to establish the region as a wine producing area, and it was during their stewardship of the city, between 1154 and 1453, that the distinctive taste of Claret was developed to suit their palate.

The rest, of course, is history and the region remains one of the world’s foremost producers of wine. The statistics are truly impressive and the region around the city boasts 117,000 hectares of vineyards, 9,000 wine-producing chateaus, 13,000 grape growers, and the production of 700 million bottles of wine a year.

Aside from the joys of wine tasting there is also plenty to do in the region around Bordeaux. The city is extremely close to the Atlantic and the town of Arcachon, not only provides the city with its closest beach, but the whole of Europe with its largest stretch of sand. The beaches of Aquitaine are also regarded as the home to the best surf in Europe.

All of these factors contribute to making Bordeaux a wonderful city to live in and it is unsurprising to learn that there has been a long tradition of property investment in Bordeaux. As a result Bordeaux property prices have risen sharply in relation to other French cities; and in 2005 prices rose by 15% as opposed to 6% in Paris.

Bordeaux properties have been particular popular with British buyers who have tended to buy in the Bordeaux suburbs. This has naturally led to an increase in prices for suburban properties and amongst properties in the region surrounding Bordeaux. Particular popular is the mediaeval village of St Emilion which is located 35km to the north-east of Bordeaux.

Those looking for more affordable Bordeaux property for sale should consider investing in city-centre locations. To date the city centre has mostly been occupied by the French who have tended to live and work centrally. This is an ideal location not only for those who enjoy the ‘buzz’ of city living, but also for those looking to invest in the low-maintenance long-term rental market.

Although city-centre properties in Bordeaux have not experienced the same increase in prices as their sub-urban counterparts, this is likely to change as President Sarkozy encourages the French people to invest in their own property rather than continuing to rent.

Although there has been a recent stagnation in the French property market as a whole, the signs are that prices in Bordeaux will continue to rise as transport links, from all around Europe, continue to improve. This is a great time to invest in Bordeaux properties.

Property in Aquitaine

aquitaine-france — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 13:59:00 +0000

Aquitaine, the largest region of France, is a huge and diverse area encompassing the South Western third of France. The region is bounded to the south by Spain, to the east by the Mid-Pyrenees, to the north by Poitou-Charentes and the Limousin and to the west by the Atlantic Ocean. The region is vast with a wealth of diverse sights, world renowned wines, traditional cuisine and culture. Aquitaine is home to charming picturesque haute villages, fascinating ancient Roman churches, prehistoric caves, the rivers of the Dordogne and the largest forest in Europe, The Landes, Aquitaine is a haven for those interested in luxury French property and luxury French property for sale in Aquitaine. The South Western third of Aquitaine is edged by the infamous Landes which contains a large expanse of pine forests which were planted in the 19th century to overcome drifting sands. Additionally, to the east of the region lays the Pyrenees mountain range, which is an area of lush green land where hikers can discover hidden mountain trails and adventure seekers can experience world class skiing during the winter months. The diversity of the landscape makes it an ideal place to both reside and holiday. Surfers and sun seekers can enjoy the beaches and major surfing championships, the adventurers can profit from the range of year round mountain activities, and the romantics can take pleasure in wandering through the historic inland villages and coastal ports. Hence, Aquitaine provides an ultimate location for seekers interested in luxury property for sale Aquitaine or luxury properties in South West France as a second home or holiday getaway. Furthermore, Aquitaine enjoys four well defined seasons of the year. With mild temperatures all year round, enough well distributed rain to provide a green, floral environment and plenty of sunshine to enjoy the delights of the beach in Spring, Summer and Autumn. Winter provides the perfect opportunity to throw another log on the fire and enjoy the first class local wines. With a climate that ranges between Alpine and Mediterranean, investors looking for property for sale in the South of France or luxury French property for sale in Aquitaine will be attracted to the region’s hot summers and mild winters. Aquitaine is extremely rich in gastronomic tradition. Renowned for its fresh seafood, fresh water fish and oysters can be found everywhere along the coast. Furthermore, Périgord is famous for foie gras, duck, confit, walnuts and walnut oil, and the famous Périgordian black truffle. Additionally, wild game (deer, goose, wild boar and birds) are also important features of this region’s culinary, along with little soft goat cheeses (cabécous) in the North, the hard mountain cheeses and the Basque crème brulée of the Pyrenees. The regions gastronomic cuisine is enjoyed with a glass of the famous St Emilion wine, and finished with the regions notorious Armagnac. Aquitaine property provides an excellent option and location for the food and wine buffs. People interested in luxury French property, properties for sale in the South of France and luxury French properties Aquitaine will be enticed by the region’s gastronomy, wine, weather and diverse geographical environment. The type and price of luxury property in France can greatly vary depending on the region. Whether you are interested in villa for sale Dordogne, luxury property Aquitaine, a property in Arcachon or a luxury property Bordeaux, Home Hunts is sure to help you find the South West France property you are looking for. We have a strong relationship with the best estate agent Aquitaine therefore our multi-lingual team can find any property for sale in Aquitaine and property for sale South West France. Contact Home Hunts today at www.home-hunts.com