November 2015 issue of French Property News out now!
A preview of what you’ll find inside our latest issue – ski special
France has recently been named as the world’s number one ski destination and this month’s special issue is full of information on where to buy a ski property, why they have year-round appeal and make a particularly savvy investment, and how to maximise their financial potential if you want to rent one out. Away from the snow we explore Gard in Languedoc-Roussillon and follow the Canal du Midi, and discover why châteaux have become more affordable in recent years. We’ve also got tips on removals and installing phone lines, and our expert tackles the most common misconceptions about tax residency.
• Ski special
Why an Alpine property is both a lifestyle and an investment purchase
Choosing where to buy based on location and amenities
Exploring the lesser-known, family-friendly resorts of the southern Alps
How to maximise your ski property’s rental potential in summer and winter
Why one couple swapped Australian sunshine for a chalet in the snow
• Location features
Canal du Midi – travelling along the canal from Toulouse to the sea
Gard – a riot of colour and a feast for the senses in Languedoc-Roussillon
• Expert advice
Part two of our new series of the different French property styles
A reminder of the buying and selling process
Why the châteaux market is now within reach and could pay dividends
Installing internet and phone connections at your French property
Explaining the most common misconceptions about tax residency
• Real Life stories
New-build diary: the timber-frame house in Charente is finished
Fulfilling a long-held dream to run a B&B in France
Plus, three of the best ski properties away from the Alps, chalet-inspired interiors, Alpine food and drink, an estate agent’s dream home and the latest instalment from our resident architect.
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