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Nadia Jordan explores the enchanting Gers department in French Property News, revealing why this southwest French gem captivates international buyers. Known as the “Tuscany of France,” the Gers offers rolling hills, fortified villages, and Pyrénées views. From Gascon farmhouses to medieval châteaux, the region provides authentic rural living with exceptional value. With its gastronomic heritage, strong community spirit, and tranquil countryside perfect for slow living, the Gers embodies the quintessential French lifestyle that buyers seek.

Nadia Jordan, Director of TFPF, shares the myriad inspirations behind her clients’ dreams of owning a French home in French Property News. From childhood holidays and romantic weekends in Paris to the influence of French cinema and literature, the desire for a piece of “la belle vie” drives many to France. Whether it’s the charm of cycling to a local boulangerie or the allure of Provence’s landscapes, France offers a dream lifestyle, steeped in culture, gastronomy, and breathtaking scenery, fulfilling diverse aspirations for a perfect home abroad.

Buying the perfect home in France can be a daunting prospect, but it doesn’t have to be. Professional property finder, Nadia Jordan, founder of TFPF, offers her tips and advice.

France is the most- visited country in the world, which is already a good argument for investing in property with the potential to appeal to the holiday rental market as well as somewhere to be used as
a holiday home. In addition, around 80% of French tourists stay within their own country so, in terms of rental demand, the market is large and varied. Buying a house in France and capitalising on the buoyant holiday rental market is a growing trend for property investors.

Mention the Pyrénées to most international skiers, and their mental check list will look something like this; cheap Spanish ski resorts; lack of challenging slopes; bargain basement skiing; first-time skiers; only for those on a very tight budget. Ask them…

The little known region of the Ariège has been firmly put on the property radar thanks to Covid and the rush to find rural retreats according to this article in the June edition of French Property News: