French Property Vocabulary List

French Property Vocabulary List

French Property Vocabulary List


Looking to Buy Property in France? Learn the Vocabulary First!
Whether you’re dreaming of a countryside cottage or actively searching for a pied-à-terre in Provence, understanding French property terms is essential. Real estate listings and conversations with agents can be full of unfamiliar words—some of which don’t translate exactly how you might expect. That’s why I’ve put together this practical vocabulary list to help you navigate the world of French property with more confidence. From le grenier to la toiture, and from un devis to une maison sans vis-à-vis, you’ll find the key terms you need to understand what you’re buying—and what condition it’s in!

You can download a free PDF of this vocabulary list in my private French Grammar Library.


un abria shelter
un acomptea deposit
une agence immobilièrea real estate agent
l’ancien propriétairethe former owner
un ascenseuran elevator
un ateliera workshop
une tuile en ardoisea slate tile
un bâtimenta building
le carrelagetiling
la cavethe cellar
une chambrea bedroom
un charpentiera carpenter
le chauffagethe heating
le chauffage centralcentral heating
une cheminéea fireplace
le grenierthe attic
une cuisine américainean open-plan kitchen
une cuisine d’étéan outdoors kitchen
déménagerto move house
un devisa work estimate
le double vitragedouble glazing
entièrement rénovérenovated throughout
un expert comptablean accountant
la fosse septiquethe septic tank
les fraisthe fees
les impôtstaxes
un maçona builder
la menuiseriecarpentry
des meublesfurniture
un permis de construirea building permit
une piècea room
la pièce principalethe main room
une piscinea pool
le premier étagethe first floor
une propriétéa property
la plomberiethe plumbing
un puita well
à rafraîchirin need of decoration
à rénoverin need of renovation
le rez-de-chausséethe ground floor
la salle de bainthe bathroom
les toilettesthe restroom
le salon – le séjourthe living room
la salle à mangerthe dining room
une maison sans vis-à-visa house that is not overlooked
un terraina plot of land 
le toitthe roof
la toiturethe roofing


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