Brittany Higgins lists her French house for sale

Brittany Higgins and her husband David Sharaz have put their house in France on the market.

The property listing comes as former defence minister Senator Linda Reynolds is suing Higgins in a defamation trial over a series of social media posts regarding Higgins' alleged rape.

The three-bedroom home with a pool in the town of Bergerac, south-west France, has been listed for 420,000 euros ($692,000) by Agence Eleonor Bergerac.

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The listing describes it as "welcoming" home "filled with charm".

In addition to a pool, it is on 5000 square metres of land which includes a small lake.

Higgins relocated to France late last year with Sharaz.

In July, a spokesperson for Higgins said she was compelled to sell her home.

"Brittany relocated overseas to heal and escape the online attacks she received, particularly in the wake of the Channel 7 Spotlight program that elevated her rapist," a spokesperson for Higgins told Guardian Australia.

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"Brittany is now forced to sell her home in order to defend herself again.

"The price of speaking out about sexual assault remains unspeakably high."

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