Property for sale in Val-De-Marne

Val-de-Marne lies to the southeast of Paris, taking its name from the River Marne, and forms part of the inner ring of departments that surround the capital. A short RER ride keeps Créteil and the wider department connected to central Paris. With its medieval and market heritage, Val-de-Marne is home to Vincennes, known for its medieval chateau and proximity to the Bois de Vincennes park, and to the Rungis international market, the largest fresh produce market in the world. Elsewhere in the department, buyers will find Créteil's own lake, offering sailing and watersports, and riverside towns along the Marne with a relaxed, almost small-town feel. Val-de-Marne is recognised too for its logistics role, supplying fresh produce to the entire Île-de-France region through Rungis. A temperate climate brings warm summers and cool winters. Options on the market range from an apartment in a well-connected town such as Vincennes, a family house near the Marne or a property closer to Créteil, Val-de-Marne gives buyers plenty of choice, generally at a lower price than the more fashionable western suburbs. With medieval heritage, riverside charm and good value, it is a department well worth considering. For buyers considering the local property market, the average price for a house in Val-de-Marne is €4,227/m².