It's not a secret that the French
capital, Paris is the world's favourite travel destination. It receives more
than 70,000 visitors each year, enchanting them with its glitter and
sophistication. Many of these tourists decide to purchase an apartment in Paris
and this decision is not surprising at all - the country attracts foreign families
with its wonderful mix of weather conditions, beautiful countryside,
centuries-old culture, outstanding health care and more than acceptable pricing
of the properties it has on offer. Here we present you with five random facts
that further unveil the charms of the French homes - in case you are looking
for something more unusual than the regular 'Guide to Buying a Property in
France'.
A Sense of Elegance and Sophistication
With their famed mansard
rooflines and majestic entrances, French homes make us think of French
chateaus. This always provides a sense of sophistication, dreaminess, and
elegance. And who hasn't imagined what it is like living in a castle? Another
distinctive feature of French homes are exterior French doors - large glass
doors that allow for having a closer connection with nature. Since most French
houses are situated on large pieces of green land, the very typical French
doors allow for a unique lifestyle that makes you feel at one with the
surrounding environment, while also being protected by the outside weather
conditions.
Become Part of French History - And Get Paid for That
Did you know that buying a
centuries-old mansion in the French countryside can open up more opportunities
than you might have ever imagined! Except for having the chance to get hold of
a dream house, restoring the splendor and magnificence of a mini-castle, you
can be part of a historical event and get paid for that. There are specialized
foundations that can help you finance the restoration of qualified French
houses and buildings. There are certain conditions and requirements that you
have to meet, but you stand a very good chance of ending up with significant
tax breaks and cash for doing something that you would have done anyway.
Live Lighter!
Did you know that French homes
have no closets? As we already mentioned, most of them are historical houses,
filled by charm and tradition. The lack of closets surely makes it harder for
you to store numberless pairs of jeans, suits, and shirts! This does make you
raise the question - do I really need all these possessions? The lack of
closets in French homes will definitely make you get rid of some old clothes
that you have been keeping out of sentimentality.
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