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Chrisma Estate Agents
Address
Port de la Rague, Mandelieu La Napoule, 06210
Telephone
04 93 49 90 99
Fax
04 93 49 75 37
E-mail
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CHRISMA will guide you through the intricacies of purchasing property in the South of France, and put you in contact with qualified and competent lawyers, architects, surveyors, builders, financial advisers, gardeners and domestic staff, as well as experts to deal with your insurance, banking and tax problems. Mortgages can also be arranged at very competitive rates.
CHRISMA also provides a comprehensive after sales service from organizing the connection of utilities to any problems you may encounter relative to your purchase.
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