It is like living in any historic preservation district/neighborhood - in the case France, the entire country is basically historically significant. Hire a local lawyer and architect.
I've talked with the mayor and he says it depends on The scope of work on the exterior that needs to be done. Will definitely do things carefully and through the proper channels!
In France, your beautiful future property is not called a chateau but a "maison de maitre". The upkeep costs will be much smaller than for a chateau. With the abbey footage, I found out the village name easily. Only 847 inhabitants, the life will be very quiet there. The population is decreasing because the economy is not very good (the only factory has only 28 workers left). I'm sure that the local school will be happy to get new students. If I were to immigrate abroad, I would be scared to buy a property before having secured a long stay visa. I hope this will go well for your family. Welcome To France !
You are correct, it is not an official chateau. I haven't made an announcement yet about it. In particular, trying to keep some of the details private while the current owner is still living there. To carry out our plan, we had to buy a property first! This will make life easier for us, indeed.
@@LetsBuyAChateau I did not give the name because I understood you did not want to say it but I just wanted to tell you that it's very easy to find out. Good luck and continue the interesting videos !
@@LetsBuyAChateau Not only do I live in France, but I happen to be French. I find interesting to follow the reactions of non economic migrants who come to France because they like the country and the culture. A lot of grumpy French people should see that because as the saying tells : "France is a paradise populated by people convinced they're living in hell."
@@gsbeak Unfortunately many come to France and create enclaves where they meet with and socialise with their countrymen and women instead of actually living in France with the French.
You seem to be a wonderful family, so I'm subscribed. I do think you're vastly underestimating the repairs and maintenance, but people do that when buying old houses in the US too. Best of luck to you.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that. Good news is it doesn't require a ton of work. It has been lived in by a builder. I'm definitely not someone who's going to take it from derelict to habitable... That's far too much for me 🙂!
Great news ! Congrats ! Just subscribed after viewing one of your uploads. I’m a fan of renovations… I’ve done it in two homes. Neither was a “Maison du Maître” however 😂 Highly impressed by your irrepressible youthful vigour. Cool. Had no idea that the property had such “provenance” as they say. We’re talking about the 1500s Wow! As Bugs Bunny would declare: “The joint looks special!” Will be following “zee French aventure”. My family arrived from France to Atlantic Canada way, way back in the early 1700s long before it was called Canada. We were deported by the Brits in 1755 …. 12,000 perished…and some came back including my ancestors. So here we are in 2024 and I’m looking forward to your adventure. Thanks for taking us along. Veuillez agréer, chère madame, l’expression de mes salutations les plus cordiales. Canada’s Eastern seaboard 👍🇨🇦
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your comment! Looking at my genealogy, a good chunk of my family was French Canadian 🙂 And they arrived in the 1700s, I believe. It's such a fascinating thing, history! Thank you for following along! I do appreciate it!
lovely property guys 🤩 we were lucky our chateau is not a monument historique. my bank acount i opened was a french revolut , online bank , they were the easiest ;) , all the best , Y
thank you!! I just learned this week that revolut and wise have decided to not open any accounts to Americans for the time being. Fun. 🙃 Hahaha... Thank you for the support! Stay in touch!
Congratulations. Credit Agricole Bank seems to be everywhere. Atms are all over. And watch your maximum withdrawal amount. You won't be able to withdrawal cash like you can here. And since there is no credit, You only have your visa Bank card and cash on hand. Good luck.
Congratulations to you and your family I watch château shows and I find it amazing that people will pick up and do this, but you have to follow your dream. I wish you all the best and look forward to watching your episodes.
CONGRATS on your sale and purchase. Where will you live between the move? How did you manage to get a VISA to live there? I hear you cannot go there for work? And you have to have proof of money to support yourselves. You are living my dream. Hopefully one day it will happen. Something about France just draws me like a moth to a flame. The architecture, rich history and culture. And even though l have lived in 3 other European countries briefly and speak 2 of the languages pretty well, l will just have to brush up on my high school French and get my family on board when my hubby retires.
That's exciting! Keep your dream alive! We are renting a townhouse in between the move... So the house will sell, will live in a rented townhouse, and then once we're all set and our visas are in place and all that good stuff, will take off! I haven't applied for the visas yet, needed to make sure I got all of these ducks in a row first. We will be doing the profession liberale visa we still need to work. We'll work for ourselves through various ways.
Congratulations!! You are living my dream. I would have loved to moved to France and live in a chateau! Now I can watch your videos and live my dreams through yours❤️good luck and waiting on the next update🙂
Congratulations on your new home.I have heard other people talk about the process of purchase etc. One step at a time. The French will not be hurried along. You will get used to that all new residents do.Be prepared to wait a while for some things to happen,all part of living in a great country. Good luck.
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate that! We're trying to take it slow and patiently... We won't even rush to live there full time. After the house in the US sells, we'll move into a rental townhome for a while while we get the visas squared away and make other preparations. Thanks for your comment!
The Monument Historic group you need permission for on everything exterior is basically for the side that is closest to the historic Abbey...meaning you will find it easiest to install a pool on the other side of your house!!!! They usually take a year for a response, sometimes 2, so get yourself an architect accredited for those restorations to make you life one hell of a lot easier!!! while it is a great idea to install double or triple glazing on the windows it isn't always feasible, so to safe a fortune on heating bills insulate your drapes with blackout, there is a thick one, easy to sew with and it gives 98% light blocking, comes in several colors and reduces heat loss enormously....now did they mention the must to change the heating system??? The law is now in effect that the heating can no longer be oil/diesel and must be next to 0.00 emissions....now you can't install a windmill because of the abbey, so there are several heat exchange systems and bore holes for the existing radiators!!!
Oh my gosh, I know there is so much to consider! Honestly a lot of updates have been done... The man who has lived in it for the last 20 years is a builder. Maybe that helped? He already installed double glazing everywhere! It's a super efficient house. I'm super impressed and so grateful! As far as the exterior, yeah it's just the shutters that are in horrible shape and then a gate that's nearly rusted through. You would think if they want the Abbey to be respected, they'll let me fix the things that look like Garbage! We shall see 🙂
Hello, about your shutters colors, just take a walk around the Abby and look at the others house colors, it will get you insights about range of colors you could user for your own shutters, Village inFrance are all about keeping thier identity and authenticity!
🍎 Fabulous, cloudy, rainy day! Thank you so much for letting us know that you will be sending us your realtor's information. Will you be getting your real estate license in France? If so, we'll just wait for you as we're not in a hurry. I don't think we can buy a Chateau right now, but we are interested in buying an acre or two with a cottage like a fixer upper. So please let us know if you will be getting your France real estate license so we can wait for you. Waiting to see the next video! Thank you. Happy Summer!🌴
i want to know are u going to be working over there and what visa u managed to get as i watch a channel called Mr BLOKE and they could not get a visa in the end . the house looks stunning love the big wall and gate .
I do plan on working independently. My husband and I will apply for the professional liberale visa. We will do work online for the most part. We will also have two gites on the property that will supplement income as well. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate you following along on this adventure! It would so disappointing to not get a visa! Gah! But that's why we're taking it slow and taking our time... so we don't mess anything up.
@@LetsBuyAChateau I do know that u have to show so much income which if that the right amount be ok . But visas are easy to get , u both need to learn french , and sit some classes for other things too good luck on that part i do hope it all works out . xx
Yes, you are right! And we're prepared to do all of our homework and show them everything we got! I studied French in college so I've been spending the last few years brushing up on everything I had done 25 years ago... My family is all now learning to catch up! Thank you for following along! @@predatornz.5493
I am sooo happy for you and family!! I know I can not wait til 5 years for me and my two girls to buy a chateau in France. I do know they are different than the United States. But I’m okay with that!! Lots of love from Tennessee!!
You can do it! Yessss! And oh my word, I love Tennessee. I have some very good friends who are the most amazing real estate agents there :) Do stay in touch! Appreciate you along for the ride!
Hi April, sorry for my rusty english, what could look weird in France is the amount of papers you should at first fullfill to get things right, but don't forget that administration peoples understand the difficulties and adaptd to the context, then after its over, its a custom to master at first, then peoples into those villages are very curious and open to new comers, living rythm is different and could look "immuable" (don't know how to translate this) anyway as Musset said about living with passion "“Qu’importe de quoi parlent les lèvres, lorsqu’on écoute les coeurs se répondre.”'" don't be affraid if you French isn't as good as you hoped for, time is needed there
There are plenty of rules in the US also. If you are in a historical district or have an opinionated HOA, you are subject to the rules. I was turned in because I ha pool towels drying on a rack violating the „Do not dry laundry outside“ rule.
Thank you! I appreciate that. I went in looking for a chateau and found a Maison de maitre instead. Ancient French architecture is a beautiful thing no matter the name! ☺️
Another couple recently had to go back to America from France, as their visa was not renewed. Totally wrecked their plans. I think it was to do with their income stream or lack of. You must prove independance I guess. Check carefully ok? Best wishes from Australia
Thank you! I appreciate your support! My husband and I will both apply for profession liberale Visas. We will work for ourselves through a couple of different businesses we operate mostly online.
I was wondering, are you purchasing in France with cash, or are you getting a mortgage? If so, what is the process of getting one as a foreigner in France?
I am selling my house in the United States so that I can pay cash in France. Apparently it's incredibly difficult for Americans to get mortgages. And I can understand, unless you have a full-time job with regular income that you can prove, it's hard to get a mortgage. That's why I have to sell my house in the US first, so I have the cash to pay for the other place! I definitely don't have that kind of extra money laying around.
@@LetsBuyAChateau that makes total sense! I am eager to hear/watch your realtor's perspective in other of your videos about the different purchase processes between the US (inspection, appraisal, loan) within 30 days and France, within months!!
Congratulations!🎊 are you concerned at all about their polital status, being a socialist country? Just wondering your thoughts. Best of luck on your new adventure?
There is some concern about the party that seems to be gaining some momentum that leans right... But it's not enough to deter me. I try to stay informed and be positive🙂
@@stephenmccrossan3979 We will find out this Sunday when they have their elections. A Rassemblement National government would not be good news for foreigners in France.
@@LetsBuyAChateau Thank you for your response. We will find out this Sunday when they have their elections. A Rassemblement National government would not be good news for foreigners in France
🍎Hello Beautiful sunny day! Hope the same for you. Is it possible for you to send us the realtor's information that you're working with? We would like to ask them about vacant land for sale un France. Better 1 and 2 acres. We would appreciate it very much! We also like your vlogs as it's not long, but very imformative. Hoping to hear from you soon. Thanks.
@@LetsBuyAChateau 🍎 Fabulous, cloudy, rainy day! Thank you so much for letting us know that you will be sending us your realtor's information. Will you be getting your real estate license in France? If so, we'll just wait for you as we're not in a hurry. I don't think we can buy a Chateau right now, but we are interested in buying an acre or two with a cottage like a fixer upper. So please let us know if you will be getting your France real estate license so we can wait for you. Waiting to see the next video! Thank you. Happy Summer!🌴
Here is her contact information... karen.regan@beauxvillages.com. She's been amazing! Lots of other agents were not helpful... But she was great! As of now I don't plan to get my real estate license there. But if you start goose hunting, I'm happy to tag along or cheer you on!! 😊@@chandeliers1022
@@LetsBuyAChateau 🍎Hi Fabulous, Hot, Hot, Fourth of July!🇺🇲 It was so kind of you, not to mention hearing from you on this special day today the fourth of July! Now we're double excited to have the realtor's contact information! Congratulations to you and your family for getting the Chateau of your dreams! If we could afford it today we would buy one tomorrow! But sometimes special, good things are worth waiting for at the end of the tunnel that you'll see so much of in Europe! My husband is from Denmark and so we visited Denmark and I have to admit unfortunately I have a fear of tunnels. I feel as though I'm holding my breath until I get to the end! I have to concur that fear if we're going to buy property in France. Thank you! Happy fireworks tonight!🎇🎆
It is like living in any historic preservation district/neighborhood - in the case France, the entire country is basically historically significant. Hire a local lawyer and architect.
I've talked with the mayor and he says it depends on The scope of work on the exterior that needs to be done. Will definitely do things carefully and through the proper channels!
In France, your beautiful future property is not called a chateau but a "maison de maitre". The upkeep costs will be much smaller than for a chateau. With the abbey footage, I found out the village name easily. Only 847 inhabitants, the life will be very quiet there. The population is decreasing because the economy is not very good (the only factory has only 28 workers left). I'm sure that the local school will be happy to get new students.
If I were to immigrate abroad, I would be scared to buy a property before having secured a long stay visa. I hope this will go well for your family.
Welcome To France !
You are correct, it is not an official chateau. I haven't made an announcement yet about it. In particular, trying to keep some of the details private while the current owner is still living there.
To carry out our plan, we had to buy a property first! This will make life easier for us, indeed.
@@LetsBuyAChateau I did not give the name because I understood you did not want to say it but I just wanted to tell you that it's very easy to find out. Good luck and continue the interesting videos !
@@gsbeak I appreciate that! No worries... I certainly expect to explain it all more once it seems like the right time.
Are you in France now?
@@LetsBuyAChateau Not only do I live in France, but I happen to be French. I find interesting to follow the reactions of non economic migrants who come to France because they like the country and the culture. A lot of grumpy French people should see that because as the saying tells : "France is a paradise populated by people convinced they're living in hell."
@@gsbeak Unfortunately many come to France and create enclaves where they meet with and socialise with their countrymen and women instead of actually living in France with the French.
France 🇫🇷 looks French and Italy 🇮🇹 looks Italian because they keep it that way😉👍
Very true! And it's been that way for a long time. Have to respect that!
You seem to be a wonderful family, so I'm subscribed.
I do think you're vastly underestimating the repairs and maintenance, but people do that when buying old houses in the US too.
Best of luck to you.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that.
Good news is it doesn't require a ton of work. It has been lived in by a builder. I'm definitely not someone who's going to take it from derelict to habitable... That's far too much for me 🙂!
Great news ! Congrats ! Just subscribed after viewing one of your uploads. I’m a fan of renovations… I’ve done it in two homes. Neither was a “Maison du Maître” however 😂
Highly impressed by your irrepressible youthful vigour. Cool.
Had no idea that the property had such “provenance” as they say. We’re talking about the 1500s Wow! As Bugs Bunny would declare: “The joint looks special!”
Will be following “zee French aventure”.
My family arrived from France to Atlantic Canada way, way back in the early 1700s long before it was called Canada. We were deported by the Brits in 1755 …. 12,000 perished…and some came back including my ancestors. So here we are in 2024 and I’m looking forward to your adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
Veuillez agréer, chère madame, l’expression de mes salutations les plus cordiales.
Canada’s Eastern seaboard 👍🇨🇦
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your comment! Looking at my genealogy, a good chunk of my family was French Canadian 🙂 And they arrived in the 1700s, I believe. It's such a fascinating thing, history!
Thank you for following along! I do appreciate it!
lovely property guys 🤩 we were lucky our chateau is not a monument historique. my bank acount i opened was a french revolut , online bank , they were the easiest ;) , all the best , Y
thank you!! I just learned this week that revolut and wise have decided to not open any accounts to Americans for the time being. Fun. 🙃 Hahaha...
Thank you for the support! Stay in touch!
Congratulations 🎉on your new home ,I cannot wait for you and your family to start your adventures in France xx🏴
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that! It's feeling a bit surreal at the moment.
Very interesting! And complicated! It’s like having multiple homeowners associations
It really is! Some of those HOAs can be nasty... I hope these French officials will be easy on me 🙂
Congratulations. Credit Agricole Bank seems to be everywhere. Atms are all over. And watch your maximum withdrawal amount. You won't be able to withdrawal cash like you can here. And since there is no credit, You only have your visa Bank card and cash on hand. Good luck.
Thanks for the info! Good information. I appreciate it!
Congratulations to you and your family I watch château shows and I find it amazing that people will pick up and do this, but you have to follow your dream. I wish you all the best and look forward to watching your episodes.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your support.. Thankfully we won't have massive amounts of renovation to do. Just a few rooms here and there.
CONGRATS on your sale and purchase. Where will you live between the move? How did you manage to get a VISA to live there? I hear you cannot go there for work? And you have to have proof of money to support yourselves. You are living my dream. Hopefully one day it will happen. Something about France just draws me like a moth to a flame. The architecture, rich history and culture. And even though l have lived in 3 other European countries briefly and speak 2 of the languages pretty well, l will just have to brush up on my high school French and get my family on board when my hubby retires.
That's exciting! Keep your dream alive!
We are renting a townhouse in between the move... So the house will sell, will live in a rented townhouse, and then once we're all set and our visas are in place and all that good stuff, will take off!
I haven't applied for the visas yet, needed to make sure I got all of these ducks in a row first. We will be doing the profession liberale visa we still need to work. We'll work for ourselves through various ways.
Congratulations!! You are living my dream. I would have loved to moved to France and live in a chateau! Now I can watch your videos and live my dreams through yours❤️good luck and waiting on the next update🙂
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that! Do stick along the ride.... I'm sure it'll be a doozy hahah :)
It’s not a chateau, it’s just very old house
@@tutnetam sometimes things work out the way they work out.
Beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
Congratulations on your new home.I have heard other people talk about the process of purchase etc. One step at a time. The French will not be hurried along. You will get used to that all new residents do.Be prepared to wait a while for some things to happen,all part of living in a great country. Good luck.
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate that! We're trying to take it slow and patiently... We won't even rush to live there full time. After the house in the US sells, we'll move into a rental townhome for a while while we get the visas squared away and make other preparations. Thanks for your comment!
Congratulations on your Château! Can’t wait to see it!
Thank you!! I appreciate that!! Thank you for your comment 🙂
But it’s not a chateau 😂
@@tutnetam Not sure why that's funny.
@@tutnetamin my region (Bordeaux) a chateau is also a house that produces wine 🍷 cheers!
The Monument Historic group you need permission for on everything exterior is basically for the side that is closest to the historic Abbey...meaning you will find it easiest to install a pool on the other side of your house!!!! They usually take a year for a response, sometimes 2, so get yourself an architect accredited for those restorations to make you life one hell of a lot easier!!! while it is a great idea to install double or triple glazing on the windows it isn't always feasible, so to safe a fortune on heating bills insulate your drapes with blackout, there is a thick one, easy to sew with and it gives 98% light blocking, comes in several colors and reduces heat loss enormously....now did they mention the must to change the heating system??? The law is now in effect that the heating can no longer be oil/diesel and must be next to 0.00 emissions....now you can't install a windmill because of the abbey, so there are several heat exchange systems and bore holes for the existing radiators!!!
Oh my gosh, I know there is so much to consider! Honestly a lot of updates have been done... The man who has lived in it for the last 20 years is a builder. Maybe that helped? He already installed double glazing everywhere! It's a super efficient house. I'm super impressed and so grateful!
As far as the exterior, yeah it's just the shutters that are in horrible shape and then a gate that's nearly rusted through. You would think if they want the Abbey to be respected, they'll let me fix the things that look like Garbage! We shall see 🙂
Yay! Getting closer and closer!🎉
It's a little surreal to be honest!
@@LetsBuyAChateau I bet! But in a good way! 😊
Congratulations! 🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Hello, about your shutters colors, just take a walk around the Abby and look at the others house colors, it will get you insights about range of colors you could user for your own shutters, Village inFrance are all about keeping thier identity and authenticity!
Thanks! I will definitely do that. I do love the colors they have there... It always looks so pretty!
🍎 Fabulous, cloudy, rainy day!
Thank you so much for letting us know that you will be sending us your realtor's information. Will you be getting your real estate license in France? If so, we'll just wait for you as we're not in a hurry. I don't think we can buy a Chateau right now, but we are interested in buying an acre or two with a cottage like a fixer upper. So please let us know if you will be getting your France real estate license so we can wait for you.
Waiting to see the next video!
Thank you.
Happy Summer!🌴
Hope you are well! 🙂
There's still so much to figure out, it's monumental, isn't it? 🙂
i want to know are u going to be working over there and what visa u managed to get as i watch a channel called Mr BLOKE and they could not get a visa in the end . the house looks stunning love the big wall and gate .
I do plan on working independently. My husband and I will apply for the professional liberale visa. We will do work online for the most part. We will also have two gites on the property that will supplement income as well. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate you following along on this adventure! It would so disappointing to not get a visa! Gah! But that's why we're taking it slow and taking our time... so we don't mess anything up.
@@LetsBuyAChateau I do know that u have to show so much income which if that the right amount be ok . But visas are easy to get , u both need to learn french , and sit some classes for other things too good luck on that part i do hope it all works out . xx
Yes, you are right! And we're prepared to do all of our homework and show them everything we got! I studied French in college so I've been spending the last few years brushing up on everything I had done 25 years ago... My family is all now learning to catch up! Thank you for following along! @@predatornz.5493
I'm so very happy for you 💓
Thank you! I appreciate that!
Congratulations ❤ 🎉
Thank you!! Appreciate it.
I am sooo happy for you and family!! I know I can not wait til 5 years for me and my two girls to buy a chateau in France. I do know they are different than the United States. But I’m okay with that!! Lots of love from Tennessee!!
You can do it! Yessss! And oh my word, I love Tennessee.
I have some very good friends who are the most amazing real estate agents there :)
Do stay in touch! Appreciate you along for the ride!
Hi April, sorry for my rusty english, what could look weird in France is the amount of papers you should at first fullfill to get things right, but don't forget that administration peoples understand the difficulties and adaptd to the context, then after its over, its a custom to master at first, then peoples into those villages are very curious and open to new comers, living rythm is different and could look "immuable" (don't know how to translate this) anyway as Musset said about living with passion "“Qu’importe de quoi parlent les lèvres, lorsqu’on écoute les coeurs se répondre.”'" don't be affraid if you French isn't as good as you hoped for, time is needed there
@@RaySqw785 Good things happen all in good time and with patience :)
There are plenty of rules in the US also. If you are in a historical district or have an opinionated HOA, you are subject to the rules. I was turned in because I ha pool towels drying on a rack violating the „Do not dry laundry outside“ rule.
Oh my goodness.... Sheesh! Those HOAs are no joke sometimes...
This is definitely NOT a chateau 😉 just a large house
@@tutnetam thank you. I wasn’t aware it wasn’t a chateau but I’m still interested in following this blog and hope they are very successful!😀
Thank you! I appreciate that. I went in looking for a chateau and found a Maison de maitre instead.
Ancient French architecture is a beautiful thing no matter the name! ☺️
Another couple recently had to go back to America from France, as their visa was not renewed. Totally wrecked their plans. I think it was to do with their income stream or lack of. You must prove independance I guess. Check carefully ok? Best wishes from Australia
Oh yes, I have been doing my research ahead of time! We will do our absolute best to make sure we can stay. Thank you, I do appreciate it!
Good for you and your family. Did you get a work visa or go as retired? Will your husband work? Inquiring minds want to know. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thank you! I appreciate your support! My husband and I will both apply for profession liberale Visas. We will work for ourselves through a couple of different businesses we operate mostly online.
I was wondering, are you purchasing in France with cash, or are you getting a mortgage? If so, what is the process of getting one as a foreigner in France?
I am selling my house in the United States so that I can pay cash in France. Apparently it's incredibly difficult for Americans to get mortgages. And I can understand, unless you have a full-time job with regular income that you can prove, it's hard to get a mortgage.
That's why I have to sell my house in the US first, so I have the cash to pay for the other place! I definitely don't have that kind of extra money laying around.
@@LetsBuyAChateau that makes total sense! I am eager to hear/watch your realtor's perspective in other of your videos about the different purchase processes between the US (inspection, appraisal, loan) within 30 days and France, within months!!
Congratulations!🎊 are you concerned at all about their polital status, being a socialist country? Just wondering your thoughts. Best of luck on your new adventure?
Concerned about what exactly?
There is some concern about the party that seems to be gaining some momentum that leans right... But it's not enough to deter me.
I try to stay informed and be positive🙂
@@stephenmccrossan3979 We will find out this Sunday when they have their elections. A Rassemblement National government would not be good news for foreigners in France.
@@LetsBuyAChateau Thank you for your response. We will find out this Sunday when they have their elections. A Rassemblement National government would not be good news for foreigners in France
🍎Hello
Beautiful sunny day!
Hope the same for you.
Is it possible for you to send us the realtor's information that you're working with? We would like to ask them about vacant land for sale un France. Better 1 and 2 acres. We would appreciate it very much! We also like your vlogs as it's not long, but very imformative. Hoping to hear from you soon.
Thanks.
Hi! So great to hear from you. Yes, I will grab her email address and will post it in a comment to you tomorrow.
@@LetsBuyAChateau
🍎 Fabulous, cloudy, rainy day!
Thank you so much for letting us know that you will be sending us your realtor's information. Will you be getting your real estate license in France? If so, we'll just wait for you as we're not in a hurry. I don't think we can buy a Chateau right now, but we are interested in buying an acre or two with a cottage like a fixer upper. So please let us know if you will be getting your France real estate license so we can wait for you.
Waiting to see the next video!
Thank you.
Happy Summer!🌴
Here is her contact information... karen.regan@beauxvillages.com. She's been amazing! Lots of other agents were not helpful... But she was great! As of now I don't plan to get my real estate license there. But if you start goose hunting, I'm happy to tag along or cheer you on!! 😊@@chandeliers1022
@@LetsBuyAChateau
🍎Hi
Fabulous, Hot, Hot, Fourth of July!🇺🇲
It was so kind of you, not to mention hearing from you on this special day today the fourth of July! Now we're double excited to have the realtor's contact information! Congratulations to you and your family for getting the Chateau of your dreams! If we could afford it today we would buy one tomorrow! But sometimes special, good things are worth waiting for at the end of the tunnel that you'll see so much of in Europe! My husband is from Denmark and so we visited Denmark and I have to admit unfortunately I have a fear of tunnels. I feel as though I'm holding my breath until I get to the end! I have to concur that fear if we're going to buy property in France.
Thank you!
Happy fireworks tonight!🎇🎆
@@chandeliers1022 Best wishes in whatever you choose! It sounds like you have great options- very lucky! Please do keep in touch!