About Aiesha Bonneau-Greenfield

Translator, mother, keen photographer and traveller. Living the good life in Brittany, France.

Brittany property market trends

The emergence of Covid 19, its accelerated growth and the strained lockdowns subjected to by urban dwellers have brought about a hike in property prices in Brittany. When the first lockdown was imminent in France, Parisians and city dwellers fled to their holiday homes in Brittany. Packed high-speed TGV trains arrived from the Paris [...]

Just registered your Micro-Entreprise business? What next?

You have registered as a micro-entrepreneur (formerly autoentrepreneur), and have obtained your SIRET or French business registration number. One big step! Now you are all set to start your business in France. You have your clientele in mind, you know how to advertise your business. But, what about the administrative side to it, your legal [...]

New “countrylife” clause in purchase or rental contracts in Morbihan, Brittany

A new law has come about in the Morbihan departement of Brittany whereby house buyers will have to acknowledge a clause in their purchase contracts enabling hem to be aware that buying a home in the countryside also means tolerating and living with the possibilities of church bells ringing, chickens clucking, the smell of [...]

By |2024-08-07T18:23:00+02:00October 24th, 2020|Categories: Administrative Formalities, Brittany, House purchases, Notary|0 Comments

The Importance of Hiring a Translator

As a Translator, my first post has to be this article taken from the French Property website. It stresses the need to have a qualified Translator to assist you during meetings with Notaries, whether it is to purchase or sell a property, establishing a will or handling inheritance matters. "Notaires" or Notaries are obliged to [...]

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