Property hunter le Perche

Le Perche, a little corner of paradise for Parisians in search of countryside and greenery

What does Perche mean, a region so popular with Parisians?

Le Perche is an ancient French province, born in the 10th century from woodland. Today, it’s a natural region.

Today, Perche is split between 3 regions and 5 départements:

– Centre-Val de Loire, (departments of Loir-et-Cher and Eure-et-Loir)

– Pays de la Loire (Sarthe department)

– but its largest area is in Normandy, in the Orne (and Eure) departments, where Aurélie Caperan will find your future second home.

The Parc Naturel Régional du Perche, created in 1998, is home to some of the most promising real estate, and extends over the departments of Orne to the west and Eure-et-Loir to the east.

Perche also attracts French-speaking Americans in search of the land of their ancestors.

In conclusion, the Perche department doesn’t really exist. It’s a sort of former province that has become a regional nature park, without having to go through the département process.

What makes Perche so special?

It’s a well-kept landscape: hills crowned with forests, valleys with bocage slopes, hedged lanes, rivers, ponds… lots of greenery and charming villages. An immense religious heritage, manor houses galore, authentic villages, a generous gastronomy, a paradise for lovers of antiques and home decoration, forests that have managed to remain secret and silent, all 2 hours from Paris, only by national roads.

A Percheron “style” has established itself in the world of interior design. It’s characterized by the use of traditional terracotta tiles, lime plaster, jute cloth, linen and antique furniture, often presented in a soft “country chic” spirit. Its emblem is the Percheron horse!

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We carry out purchase and rental research, for individuals and professionals, in Le Perche and its region (Mortagne-au-Perche, Bellême, La Perrière, Nogent-le-Rotrou, la Loupe…)

Purchase :

If the property is listed by a real estate agency, other intermediary or direct from the seller, the commission fees remain the same.

The fees are calculated according to a decreasing rate scale per tranche depending on the property’s price. This remuneration including tax will be calculated on the price recorded by the notary (agency fees included, excluding notary fees):

We start the search in Le Perche with a budget of €200,000 for the purchase of a property.

Example :

For a property acquired at 875,000 € in Mortagne, agency fees included, the remuneration including tax Homelike Home will be:

600 000 € x 2,90% = 17 400 €
(875 000 – 600 000 €) x 2.65% = 7 287 €

Amount of fees = 17,400 + 7,287 = €24,687 including tax

 i.e. 2.82% including tax on the price of the property.

Our le Perche team