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FRANCE PARIS


France’s glamorous capital is less than three hours from London


¸Good ferry and air access ¸Ski, sea or country homes ¸


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Popular for permanent and second homes


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With an abundance of rustic properties, it’s an old favourite


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Sophisticated, elegant Mediterranean homes on the French Riviera


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A light, airy and large French renovation STAR PROPERTY


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French Alps: from €210K (£186K)


Location Villard de Lans, Vecors mountains. Property One- to four-bedroom apartments. Features Four-season appeal. Contact MGM French Properties: 0207 494 0706; www.mgm-constructeur.com.


Charente Maritime: €199,800 (£177K)


Location A peaceful village near Matha. Property Elegant and spacious fi ve-bedroom, two-bathroom house, with a 33-square-metre living room and patio doors to the courtyard garden. Comes with a barn and private parking. Features Although recently renovated and in


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excellent decorative order for any large family to fi ll up, this house also offers great scope to be used as a gîte business, as it can be divided into a main house and separate apartment. Contact Leggett Immobilier: 08700 11 51 51; www.frenchestateagents.com.


French Riviera: from €150K (£133K)


Location Cannes. Property Studios and apartments. Features Leaseback arrangements. Contact Terresens: 020 7471 4681; www.terresensleaseback.com.


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