PIEFFET DIMEGLIO VILLEMIN DAVERIO JACQUES LEROY Notaires

What PIEFFET DIMEGLIO VILLEMIN DAVERIO JACQUES LEROY Notaires offers English speakers in Antibes

This is the strongest English-language record of any notaire office in the directory, and it comes with a detail most offices do not offer. Cédric Dimeglio supplied written English translations of the important documents, not just a verbal walk-through, for a buyer unfamiliar with French legal terminology. He also gave a completion date at the start and met it. Chloé Daverio has acted for the same client since 2014 on wills and deeds, and handled a flat purchase for a first-time foreign buyer in Antibes. Alex Pieffet's costs were described as reasonable by an Irish couple, which is worth noting because notaire fees are rarely commented on at all.

The office is in the middle of Antibes on Avenue Gambetta with several public car parks nearby, and it is used to sales where nobody involved is French. One completed transaction had foreign sellers and a foreign buyer on both sides. Another Irish couple flew in only to sign a procuration, the power of attorney that lets the notaire act for you, and completed the rest from home. Italian is covered too, with one family using Maître Villemin three times for a succession, a sale and a purchase while resident abroad. Reviewers who describe themselves as speaking little or no French are the majority here rather than the exception, and the record contains no complaints.