What does stationnement mean in a French real estate advertisement?

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When you buy French real estate an important feature is the ability to park your vehicle and this is why you need to look our for the word ‘stationnement’ in the French real estate advertisement.

French real estate advertisements can use the term ‘stationnement’ or parking or garage or a number of other terms including box.

We continue to help you decode French real estate advertisements. If you would like to connect with an English speaking French real estate agent in your area of choice in France contact us here.

Video French real estate buyers tip six – Confirm this before you buy

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Buying real estate in France requires you to learn a number of important questions you need to ask to make sure you get what you expect in your purchase.

This short video offers another tip in the form of another important question to ask.

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Video Chateau de Flaugergues Montpellier Classic French Property

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When you see French real estate in the movies you might see a property like Chateau de Flaugergues.

This short video is of the outside of Château de Flaugergues and its gardens. This French property is located close to Montpellier in the south of France.

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What does ‘a deux pas de’ mean in a French real estate advertisement?

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French real estate agents naturally will use local French phrases in their French property advertisements which creates confusion for English speakers like you and me.

When I read the phrase ‘a deux pas de’ and then a phrase afterwards, I was confused but now I know and I am sharing with you.

‘A deux pas de’ means a few steps on foot or just a short distance away from something. For example, “a deux pas d’ecole’ means a short walk to a school.

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