Mortgages in France

Loan amount - €250,000

Type of mortgage	Maximum LTV	Starting Rates from	Interest only	Monthly repayments	Request quote
Fixed rate	80%	4.25%		EUR 1,548	Go
Fixed rate	80%	3.30%		EUR 1,424	Go
Variable rate	80%	3.45%		EUR 719	Go
Variable rate	80%	2.80%		EUR 1,362	Go
Variable rate	85%	3.40%		EUR 1,437	Go

Lower interest rates will be available at different LTVs (loan to values) *Based on a 20 year term Some of these products are also available for the purchase of a leaseback property This information should be used as a guide only. All product specifications will depend on the individual’s financial circumstances. The products mentioned here are for non-resident clients (non-French nationals); other products will be available for French nationals. For a personalised French mortgage quote please contact International Private Finance Ltd or submit your information online. Information correct as of 22/02/12.

About French Mortgages

From the chic elegance of Paris, to the hot Cote d’Azur in the south, France is a popular destination for retirement, holiday homes and property investment. While the thought of getting a French mortgage may seem daunting, it’s actually quite simple once you have the know-how.

With a number of mortgage products currently available on the French market, choosing the right one for your financial and personal circumstances is an important decision. If you’re considering buying a property in France, our basic guide to French mortgages explains everything you need to know.

Whether you’re planning to retire on the Dordogne, buy a holiday home on the South of France, or are simply making a property investment, our guide to taking out a French mortgage will help you through the mortgage minefield, and help you understand the process of getting a mortgage in France.

And our top ten tips for mortgages in France will help you make sure your purchase and the mortgage approval process runs smoothly.

THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE SECURING ANY DEBTS AGAINST YOUR HOME.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT.