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French real estate advertisment: what does un salon en rotonde mean?

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Have you ever read a French real estate advertisement and wondered what ‘un salon en rotonde’ means?

If you had guessed that the French word ‘rotonde’ is the same as the English word ‘rotunda’ you would be correct since ‘un salon en rotonde’ means a round living room.

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French real estate advertisement: What does a vaste séjour avec véranda mean?

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Did you ever read a French real estate advertisement that says ‘vaste séjour avec véranda’ and wonder what is meant?

‘séjour’ is the French term for living room, ‘vaste’ generally implies large but that is open to interpretation.

‘avec véranda’ could mean it is a closed-in terrasse which in, for example, is typically expected to be on the ground floor but in France, a terrasse can be elevated and simply mean a large balcony. It could also mean a terrasse with windows. Best ask for a photo and visited the property on-site.

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Cynthia Sadler wrote ” I am so grateful to you for your help, and I have already spoken to friends who are planning to retire in France after their children graduate from college in 5 or 6 years, letting them know about the wonderful support that ESREA France will be able to provide when they start looking for a house to buy. You can be sure that I’ll be referring other friends who are thinking about relocation possibilities to you as I learn of that interest!I”  

Tanya Coletz wrote “I can’t recommend David enough, such a refreshing experience after months of trying to find suitable professionals myself he managed to find English speaking, qualified and responsive recommendations immediately. He also responded to my emails on a French holiday and followed through on every promise at a very reasonable price. I’m very grateful for his help and highly recommend his professional service”

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French real estate term: What does Charmante Maison de Village rénovée en pierres apparentes mean?

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Understanding French real estate terms in French advertisements can be very helping.

Here is a French real estate phrase that offers you lots of information in one phrase:

“Charmante Maison de Village rénovée en pierres apparentes sur 2 niveaux offrant salon / séjour avec cheminée”

‘Charmante Maison de Village rénovée’ means charming renovated village home.

‘en pierres apparentes sur 2 niveaux’ means the village home has exposed stone finish and there are two levels to the home.

‘offrant salon / séjour avec cheminée’ means the village home offers a saloon / living room with a fireplace.

Before you request the free ebook below read what people are saying about ESREA France – some examples:

Cynthia Sadler wrote ” I am so grateful to you for your help, and I have already spoken to friends who are planning to retire in France after their children graduate from college in 5 or 6 years, letting them know about the wonderful support that ESREA France will be able to provide when they start looking for a house to buy. You can be sure that I’ll be referring other friends who are thinking about relocation possibilities to you as I learn of that interest!I”  

Tanya Coletz wrote “I can’t recommend David enough, such a refreshing experience after months of trying to find suitable professionals myself he managed to find English speaking, qualified and responsive recommendations immediately. He also responded to my emails on a French holiday and followed through on every promise at a very reasonable price. I’m very grateful for his help and highly recommend his professional service”

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