sab23

Point taken regarding the price...it is now on the website.. RE the translation, I'd definitely do a French version, however the Germans and Dutch are more likely to speak English as well as their own language, whereas the French.. well you know! ;-) It is a nice property and this part of France attracts a lot of people from Paris...

[quote user="LEO"] Do you have sound reasons for omitting the price? [/quote] yes and no, I created the site to go alongside an ad which usually contains the price. Thanks to everyone for their suggestions. Will keep looking and hopefully will be able to sell in the next few months.

Hi there, I am trying to find the best website to advertise a house we are selling in Brittany and I thought I ask you guys as you have been through the process of buying a house in France. Could you please give me the names of websites you used (either as a buyer or as a seller)? There are so many of them, all claiming to be the number 1 in French properties that I am a bit lost. I am trying to advertise on all the site that are free (small ones and big ones) but I am prepared to pay for some advertising if it is worth it. What was your experience while looking for a property? Are there any sites that you would check on a regular basis because the houses on offer were interesting or the site user-friendly, etc... Thank you in advance. Sabine

Ellis I would definitely say that learning the language should be your first task. It may seem daunting at first but you will see very quickly that it will make your life much easier, even with a limited French... Good luck and enjoy your new life!!!!