BRITTANY - The 3 cheapest chateaux for sale 

You are so welcome!

Many thanks!

It's coming VERY Soon!!

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I hope so too

Many thanks!

Happy to help!

Thanks again!

As you said, not everyone, thus some left. Hello those of you that are left!

Which one?

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for the sub! And for the photo's, its not as if they haven't got enough to building to show!

Unfortunately it is often the case

Anyone from anywhere can buy a house in France the same way as the French. What you need to look at is the visa side so you can at least come to the property

Thank you

Quite possibly...fruits and plants aren't my strong point!! 😁

@@FrenchEstateAgent la photo représente des groseilles à maquereau 😋

ERrrhhhhhhh... well two things, first of that you need to see if a listed building or not, if so, NOOOO!!!! Secondly, the majority of people buying cheap chateaux are doing it for an urge to recreate the former beauty, not just making a house out of it, as there are plenty of non-chateau properties to do that!

@@FrenchEstateAgent hehe, I know, But the cost of renovating the roof and all the floors will cost a fortune and last for years... The thing is, there is a lot of property that comes with the building, which in itself is worth the money. :) Thanks for your response.

Quite obviously, but why buy a finished property to rip it all out to make it how you want it....

@@FrenchEstateAgent IF I were able to purchase a Chateau I would try to find one that matched my decorating style preferences to avoid doing a lot of work. Paint is one thing but repairing a property with serious issues due to years of neglect can add up to more than the average DIYer can manage on their own and drain a bank account before significant progress is accomplished. Renovating an old kitchen would not bother me but a leaking roof and significant water damage from said roof will make anyone with less than contractor skills cross a property off their list. I would also be looking at property's under 250 m2 living space due to the cost of heating. I thank you for replying to my comment you have a very nice channel here on YT. I just subscribed.

Fair comment, but I think you have have missed a bit of the point. If you watch my other videos, you will see that I mention having a a higher budget and the “Escape to the Chateau” days of buying a useable chateau at 400k are gone. But there are always those that want to start from base and work up.

@@FrenchEstateAgent I have to acknowledge I have just found your channel and am not aware of what you previously said. so my comments are not based upon your previous videos.

Not at all, you might want to watch this video to learn more: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-__2Eqq5ffzE.html

@@FrenchEstateAgent Cheers mate. One of the things that disgusts me the most about "govts", especially in western europe, is that they will gladly watch buildings fall into complete ruin, until someone with money and the will to save them comes along. Then and only then, does the govt wake up, push their chest out and state that they will do everything in their power to make your project as miserable and expensive as possible.

Yes, of course, this are historic houses and it can't be changed for new buildings.