Luberon : majesty at the heart of P... Unfurling its natural wonders in a rare environment, the traces of its past and its fine art of living, the Luberon enjoys a reputation which extends well beyond the frontiers of France. Read more >>
Fréjus and Saint-Raphaël, focus o... On the border between the Var and Alpes-Maritimes, the neighbouring communes of Fréjus and Saint Raphaël combine the assets offered by the Côte d’Azur with a rich architectural heritage. Read more >>
Biarritz, more properties on offer Following several months when the market trend seemed to be defined by a shortage of properties, several agencies are seeing their portfolio of houses and apartments for sale expand. A return to a more even balance between demand and supply ? Read more >>
Savoy and Upper Savoy, acclaimed by... United since 2006 under the shared tourist denomination, “Savoie Mont Blanc”, Savoy and Upper Savoy are comprised of iconic resorts, but also lesser-known towns and villages. Read more >>
“Pays grassois”, a balcony surv... This area spreads out around its capital, the perfume city of Grasse. About 20 villages, wide open spaces and sweeping views of the Siagne gorges and the Mediterranean from the rim of high-altitude crests make it an essential experience in south-eastern France. Read more >>
Saint-Rémy and the Alpilles, must-... Well-preserved nature and an authentic way of life are assets that make this little corner of France a highly sought-after address. Long appreciated by artists, it unfolds between hills, the... Read more >>
Uzès, charm and discretion Quiet, authentic, elegant and full of charm, a town of art and history between Nîmes and Avignon in Occitania, Uzès boasts a unique architectural heritage. Read more >>
Pyla-sur-Mer, much more than a dune... Renowned worldwide for hosting Europe’s highest sand dune, Pyla-sur-Mer is a charming seaside resort at the entrance to the Bassin d’Arcachon on the Atlantic coast. Read more >>
Roquebrune-sur-Argens, a well-prese... A commune enjoying a privileged setting, at the edge of the forest of Les Maures ; of its 26,206 acres, 18,900 consist of wooded areas. Set back from main roads, it basks in peacefulness that nothing can disturb Read more >>
Anglet, a multifaceted market Between Bayonne and Biarritz, Anglet is a leafy commune steeped in both Basque and Gascon culture. Its beaches, thalassotherapy centre, golf-course and biking trails along the forest all play their part in this highly-prized living environment. Read more >>
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