Property surveys in Le Verdon-sur-Mer

Property surveys in Le Verdon-sur-Mer : what you need to know

In Le Verdon-sur-Mer, the sea is on both sides. On the estuary side, housing grew around the port: fishermen's and sailors' cottages, low stone houses and small townhouses. On the ocean side and near the Port-Médoc marina, there are holiday residences, housing estates and campsites. From the Pointe de Grave, the Cordouan lighthouse can be seen offshore.

Port houses built before 1 January 1949 require a CREP (lead report). For a home whose building permit predates 1 July 1997, an asbestos survey is mandatory. Salt air wears installations down: the electrical and gas reports, required beyond 15 years, often highlight items to fix. In a holiday residence, the loi Carrez (floor area) rule applies when selling a unit. A termite inspection is required in municipalities covered by a prefectoral order: we check the status of your address. Letting all year round? A DPE (Energy Performance Certificate) and the loi Boutin living area are required, with G-rated homes banned from letting since 1 January 2025, then F-rated homes from 2028.

Depending on the property's location, the ERP (risk statement) may mention marine flooding and estuary flooding, coastal erosion, wildfire and clay shrink-swell. Le Verdon sits at the end of the Médoc road: we group all your surveys into one visit, with no second trip.