Fine property

Depending on their location, fine properties may also take other forms, for example a bastide or mas in Provence, or private mansions in cities.

A fine property of character or a fine property that’s all about luxury ?

The majority of fine properties were originally built for public figures, doctors, solicitors or barristers, all of whom were keen to demonstrate their prestigious social status in stone.
In our collective imaginations, these fine properties are passed from parents to children over the years. A true heritage property inherited by sons from their fathers.

In the vocabulary of property, many other terms are used to describe properties of this kind, including a fine property of character, a prestigious fine property or an outstandingly fine property. What they all have in common is that they are character properties distinctive for their architectural style, design, the high-quality materials used in their construction, and/or their floor area.

These are beautiful homes in which it’s easy to imagine children running happily down the stairs or hosting lavish birthday parties.