French Property

Imagine visiting this confiserie in Aix-en-Provence. That’s where artist Fay Sciarra traveled to this summer and got the inspiration for this reverse painting on glass. She acquired this cool vintage leaded glass window from Russell Hutsko, one of the antiques dealers she represents at her Hopewell gallery, Umbrella. She and her family have been doing house exchanges the past few years, and this past summer they exhcnged for a house in Provence. La Cure de Gourmand, a sweet shop in Aix-en-Provence, is, she says, “a confection of a building” that appealed to Sciarra’s love of arabesque of line, warm colors and historic charm. The ... Read Full Story

Back Road in Provence, France Talk a walk on the pathway of L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgu village on a weekday and you will experience the level of quietness akin to the ocean’s depth. You can hear the sluggish meander of the wind, waves of turquoise water in the sea nearby, and the movement of jade leaves. The same pathway on a weekend will make you drive miles to locate a parking place. Weekends here are the as entertaining and enjoyable as the calmness of weekdays. Speed through Provence The traditional antique stores, marketplace, and the restaurants are open on weekends only. Some sops are open on weekdays ... Read Full Story

Ref: 2929, Beds: 1, Habitable Size: 95, Land Size: 0, Zip: 84110, Dept: Vaucluse, This charming village house is situated at the top of the village of Sablet in a quiet sunny position. It is south facing and on 3 levels with fabu More... Price: € 130,000 Read Full Story

Provence is the sunny bit at the bottom of France. There is a seaside bit (the Côte d’Azur,) a marshy bit (the Camargue) and a hilly bit (the Alps.) The Cote d’Azur is the most expensive area for property but inland apart from the Luberon property prices are cheaper. For more about: Properties in Provence Anyone with any doubts about buying Provence property for sale need only look to the abundance of activities and entertainment on offer both in the major cities and rural areas. A light hearted look at Provence’s history: Marseille is France’s second city and joins ‘New York, New York’ and ... Read Full Story

Ref: 2908, Beds: 5, Habitable Size: 500, Land Size: 2200, Zip: 84800, Dept: Vaucluse, A wonderful example of the architecture of the 1930's, this impressive property will seduce lovers of the Art Deco period with its grandiose scale and More... Price: € 1,480,000 Read Full Story

Ref: 3023, Beds: 3, Habitable Size: 160, Land Size: 500, Zip: 84220, Dept: Vaucluse, This unusual stone property is in the heart of a quiet hamlet close to Lioux, Murs and Roussillon. The house has approx 160m2 of living space and a More... Price: € 442,000 Read Full Story

Ref: 3009, Beds: 4, Habitable Size: 200, Land Size: 1250, Zip: 83580, Dept: Var, Attractive Villa offering Convenience and Comfort at the Entrance of Saint Tropez This property is offering the possibility to live there all year More... Price: € 2,950,000 Read Full Story

Ref: 2878, Beds: 3, Habitable Size: 300, Land Size: 4365, Zip: 83190, Dept: Var, In a dominant position and south facing is this well built villa, with a contemporary design, enjoying the most panoramic sea views from every room! More... Price: € 3,400,000 Read Full Story

Just a short note to say we're still alive at RHF, we're working very hard finding homes for various clients... Luckily this hard work takes place in the South of France, and a girl has to have lunch on the beach from time to time - with or without clients, feet in the sand, sun on your hair - and I am talking end October !! I made the aquarelle above (the beach of Golfe Juan) a week ago... isn't it wonderful over here! If you are in the rain and the cold in the North thinking "wish I was there"... don't hesitate to ... Read Full Story

Ref: 3009, Beds: 4, Habitable Size: 200, Land Size: 1250, Zip: 83580, Dept: Var, Appealing Villa offering Convenience and Comfort at the Entrance of Saint Tropez This property is offering the possibility to live there all year r More... Price: € 2,950,000 Read Full Story