View

View

How far you can see in each direction, what is in view, and the plot in 3D at eye level, with the sun and shadows at any date and hour.

Local area

Village and town

Distance and drive time to the nearest hamlet, village and town.

People nearby

How many people live within 1 km and 5 km, and how many buildings are within 1 km.

Shops/services

The nearest supermarket, school, nursery, doctor, pharmacy, vet, hairdresser, beautician, fuel station, restaurant and hospital, with drive times.

Bodies of water

The nearest lakes, rivers, the sea, beaches and public pools that a road or path reaches, with their size.

Emergency

Drive time to the nearest fire station and ambulance station on the map.

Local economy

Household income, unemployment and whether the population is growing or falling.

Visitors

How many visitor nights the district takes for every resident, and which months they come in.

Sales nearby

What sold around the plot in recent years, with the date, kind, area and price the official register records.

Town websites

The website of the plot's municipality and of the municipalities next to it.

Hunting

Whether the plot is in a hunting ground or near a reserve where hunting is barred, on the authority's own map.

Annoyances

Noise

Estimated noise at the plot from roads and railways, allowing for hills in between.

Aircraft

Whether the plot is in line with the runway of an airport with commercial flights, and how near the closest airfield is.

Nuisances

Main roads, railways, wind turbines, quarries, industry and similar sites within 5 km, and whether hills hide them.

Bites and stings

The months ticks, mosquitoes and Highland midges are active in the plot's own climate and how near the ground they live on is, and scorpions, vipers, hornets, processionary caterpillars, horse flies and black flies recorded nearby. Nearest first.

Wild animals

Whether wolves, bears, lynx and golden jackals live in the plot's 10 km square or pass through it, and how many wild boar a model puts here.

Burglary

How many homes in the area the police recorded as broken into, against the country.

Plot

Land register

The boundary and the record the national land register holds for this plot: its reference, its registered area and what the register calls it. Where the register's stated area and its drawn boundary differ, the report says so. It does not say what may be built. Only the planning office can say that.

Municipality

The municipality the plot is in, and the district and region above it.

Planning zone

The zone of the local plan the plot is in, which plan and its date, and a link to its documents where the country publishes one. It does not say what may be built. Only the municipality can say that.

Rules here

The rules a buyer meets in the plot's country and region. Living in a barn or a ruin, who may buy first, splitting land, wells and septic tanks, each with its law and the date it was read.

Sales tax

The tax a buyer pays once on a purchase in the plot's country and region: its rates, the surcharges on second homes, what a new building pays instead, and what two example prices would pay. With the law and the date it was read.

Yearly property tax

The yearly property tax rates the commune voted, beside the rate of the middle commune in the country. In France.

Terrain

How steep the ground is, the direction it faces and how high it lies.

Protected areas

Natura 2000 sites and nationally protected areas at the plot and within 5 km.

Weather and climate

Weather

The average high and low in each month at the plot, and how much rain and snow falls in each month.

Sun

Hours of direct sun in each month, allowing for surrounding hills and average cloud.

Wind

Average wind speed, main wind directions and how much shelter the terrain gives.

Snow

Days of snow cover each winter since 2001, and when snow usually arrives and melts.

Frost

Nights of frost in each month, the last frost of spring and the first of autumn, the coldest night, and whether cold air settles on the plot.

Night sky

How dark the night sky is and which direction the glow comes from.

Air quality

Fine particles, traffic fumes and summer ozone, compared with WHO guidelines and the rest of the country.

Climate in 2050

Frost, heat, rainfall and growing season today and in 2050, under two emissions scenarios.

Risks

Flooding

Whether a once-a-century or a 500-year river flood would reach the plot. Flood defences are not included.

Coastal flooding

Whether a once-a-century storm tide would reach the plot today, in 2050 and in 2100, under two scenarios. Flood gates and pumps are not included.

Wildfire

Large wildfires mapped by satellite within 25 km.

Landslides

The official landslide and rockfall hazard zones at the plot, where the national authority publishes them.

Avalanches

The official avalanche zones and known avalanche paths at the plot, in mountain areas where the authority publishes them.

Earthquake

Expected earthquake shaking for the region, from the European hazard model.

Termites and dry rot

Whether a prefect's order lists the commune for termites or dry rot, with the date of the order and a link to it. In France.

Infrastructure on the plot

Solar panels

Expected yearly output of solar panels at this location.

Groundwater

The nearest boreholes and wells with a recorded water level, how deep the water stood and when, and the aquifer under the plot. A guide for a well driller.

Water restrictions

How many recent summers the area was under drought orders limiting watering and pools, the level today, and whether the plot lies where water is found to be over-used. In France and Spain. Elsewhere, who sets the limits and where they are published.

Internet

Which mobile networks reach the plot and with what, and the nearest fixed connection, from the national regulator's own coverage data.

Vegetation

Trees

Which woods around the plot are evergreen and which lose their leaves in winter.

Pollen

Which of birch, olive, grass and ragweed pollen is in the air, in which months, and how much compared with the rest of Europe. And which other plants that cause hay fever grow nearby.

What grows here

The growing season and summer warmth worked out for the plot itself, and what they mean for a garden, fruit trees, vines and olives.

Access

Public transport

Distance to the nearest bus stop, railway station, tram stop, ferry and airport.

Access road

The drive from the nearest town: its steepest stretch, the climb, the road surface and any winter closure.

Paths on the plot

Paths and tracks on the map that cross the plot, and whether a road or track reaches it.