BAR, CLUB OR PUB IN LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE
- Location:
- LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON, FRANCE
- Category:
- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
- Type:
- Bar, Club or Pub
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- Currency:
- £ GBP
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In the exclusively pedestrian area of the village with possibility of free parking at about 80m. A character property comprising a stone built house with a 294 m² garden with trees on the other side o...
Bar, Club or Pub
£253,860
Pyrenees-Orientales, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Listed By: Sextant Properties Ltd on 03.07.2023View all Bar, Club or Pub
in Languedoc-roussillon, France from 253 860 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
Home to Nimes, Montpellier and some of the oldest and finest vineyards in the whole of France, Languedoc Roussillon is blessed with more than its fair share of assets. Mild winters and hot, dry summers rake in the tourists much of the year with no significant lull, though the region as a whole has not been immune to the difficult financial period the country has gone through. Regardless of property values and sales, though, in areas like Languedoc Roussillon there is solid demand for holiday rental properties and luxury detached conversion properties. And with rental income tax no higher than about 10 per cent, it’s a prospect for investors that’s certainly not without its charm. It is equally popular among 🏠 house hunters, with almost one in five French real estate enquiries on TheMoveChannel.com going towards property in the region.
Alongside 🛏 bed and breakfasts and hotels, bars are one of the main types of commercial real estate open to overseas buyers. In areas with a strong tourist industry, investing in a bar can be a lucrative decision.
Home to Nimes, Montpellier and some of the oldest and finest vineyards in the whole of France, Languedoc Roussillon is blessed with more than its fair share of assets. Mild winters and hot, dry summers rake in the tourists much of the year with no significant lull, though the region as a whole has not been immune to the difficult financial period the country has gone through. Regardless of property values and sales, though, in areas like Languedoc Roussillon there is solid demand for holiday rental properties and luxury detached conversion properties. And with rental income tax no higher than about 10 per cent, it’s a prospect for investors that’s certainly not without its charm. It is equally popular among 🏠 house hunters, with almost one in five French real estate enquiries on TheMoveChannel.com going towards property in the region.
Alongside 🛏 bed and breakfasts and hotels, bars are one of the main types of commercial real estate open to overseas buyers. In areas with a strong tourist industry, investing in a bar can be a lucrative decision.