Provence Real Estate: General Information
Provence is one of those iconic places whose beauty draws artists and poets. Properties for sale in Provence – most of which are historic farmhouses and castles themselves – are surrounded by fields of purple lavender, medieval villages perched precariously on sheer clifftops and shady market squares. They also call this part of France the land of Festivals: own here and you're unlikely to find a day without something to celebrate, whether it's the region's deep-rooted wine traditions, earthy cuisine or the artistic legacy. Provence real estate puts the best of France at your fingertips.
- In France, the buyer generally pays the closing fees. These include the notaire (notary) fees,
generally from 6 – 8% of the purchase price
- Deposit of up to 10% usually required
- Once title has been verified and all other conditions fulfilled, buyer and seller will sign the Acte De Vente, which transfers ownership from the seller to the new buyer. There is usually 3 months between the Promesse de Vente and the Acte de Vente.
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