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2026 ranking · house prices per m²

The towns in Nouvelle-Aquitaine where houses are cheapest in 2026: price per m²

Mautes (Creuse) and Plaisance (Vienne) are tied as the cheapest places in Nouvelle-Aquitaine to buy a house: the median price is just €417 per m².

3,749 towns ranked out of 4,293

Mautes, 1stThe next 19

The podium

  1. 1stMautes 417€/m² Creuse
  2. 2ndPlaisance 417€/m² Vienne
  3. 3rdLigné 447€/m² Charente

This ranking covers 3,749 of the 4,293 towns in Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Not ranked: towns with fewer than ten sales in five years. At the other end of the ranking, Lège-Cap-Ferret (Gironde) comes last with €11,213 per m².

In France, a commune is the smallest unit of local government, from large cities to tiny villages. Paris, Lyon and Marseille are ranked as whole communes: their arrondissements (districts) have no rank of their own.

The ranking: cheapest houses in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

Rank Town Department Median price per m² Proportional bar Population
1 tied Mautes Creuse (23) 417 199
1 tied Plaisance Vienne (86) 417 174
3 Ligné Charente (16) 447 148
4 Saint-Sornin-la-Marche Haute-Vienne (87) 465 218
5 Gioux Creuse (23) 473 189
6 tied La Courtine Creuse (23) 479 714
6 tied Sagnat Creuse (23) 479 202
8 Le Chauchet Creuse (23) 480 103
9 Saint-Léger-Bridereix Creuse (23) 481 166
10 Crocq Creuse (23) 484 392
11 Saint-Martin-le-Mault Haute-Vienne (87) 487 147
12 Chénérailles Creuse (23) 490 741
13 tied Saint-Hilaire-le-Château Creuse (23) 500 228
13 tied Saint-Priest Creuse (23) 500 151
15 Lacelle Corrèze (19) 502 142
16 Saint-Dizier-les-Domaines Creuse (23) 506 212
17 Fontanières Creuse (23) 508 266
18 Aix Corrèze (19) 510 362
19 tied Auzances Creuse (23) 511 1,147
19 tied Clavé Deux-Sèvres (79) 511 356
21 Clairavaux Creuse (23) 515 153
22 Châtelus-Malvaleix Creuse (23) 519 549
23 Vigeville Creuse (23) 523 167
24 Mazeirat Creuse (23) 526 124
25 Pontcharraud Creuse (23) 532 82
26 Auge Creuse (23) 533 92
27 Lupersat Creuse (23) 538 292
28 Roches Creuse (23) 544 375
29 Issoudun-Létrieix Creuse (23) 550 297
30 Pontarion Creuse (23) 551 360
31 Cressat Creuse (23) 552 518
32 Champagnat Creuse (23) 556 476
33 Dontreix Creuse (23) 558 407
34 Azat-le-Ris Haute-Vienne (87) 561 244
35 Lavaveix-les-Mines Creuse (23) 562 687
36 tied Alleyrat Creuse (23) 565 147
36 tied Chambon-Sainte-Croix Creuse (23) 565 92
38 tied Pionnat Creuse (23) 566 734
38 tied Puy-Malsignat Creuse (23) 566 144
40 Saint-Julien-le-Châtel Creuse (23) 570 159
41 Oradour-Saint-Genest Haute-Vienne (87) 573 403
42 Bellegarde-en-Marche Creuse (23) 574 358
43 Saint-Dizier-la-Tour Creuse (23) 575 180
44 Étouars Dordogne (24) 577 168
45 Saint-Maurice-près-Crocq Creuse (23) 580 107
46 Le Compas Creuse (23) 581 199
47 Tersannes Haute-Vienne (87) 586 127
48 Chambonchard Creuse (23) 587 86
49 Soubrebost Creuse (23) 591 142
50 La Chapelle-Baloue Creuse (23) 596 115
51 tied Saint-Germain-Beaupré Creuse (23) 600 358
51 tied Saint-Rémy Corrèze (19) 600 249
51 tied Féniers Creuse (23) 600 113
54 Bénévent-l'Abbaye Creuse (23) 605 780
55 Saint-Pardoux-Morterolles Creuse (23) 606 216
56 Mourioux-Vieilleville Creuse (23) 607 535
57 Leyrat Creuse (23) 608 146
58 La Forêt-du-Temple Creuse (23) 611 146
59 Mainsat Creuse (23) 614 546
60 Saint-Pardoux-les-Cards Creuse (23) 615 292
61 Nouzerolles Creuse (23) 617 101
62 tied Nouhant Creuse (23) 624 316
62 tied Saint-Julien-la-Genête Creuse (23) 624 220
64 tied Saint-Léger-Magnazeix Haute-Vienne (87) 625 488
64 tied Saint-Silvain-Bellegarde Creuse (23) 625 193
66 Mouterre-sur-Blourde Vienne (86) 627 170
67 Bourg-Archambault Vienne (86) 631 171
68 Pleuville Charente (16) 633 314
69 Chambon-sur-Voueize Creuse (23) 634 810
70 tied Blanzac Haute-Vienne (87) 635 477
70 tied Couture-d'Argenson Deux-Sèvres (79) 635 403
72 tied Saint-Priest-la-Plaine Creuse (23) 641 265
72 tied Vidaillat Creuse (23) 641 205
72 tied Malleret-Boussac Creuse (23) 641 179
75 Saint-Médard-la-Rochette Creuse (23) 646 567
76 Saint-Domet Creuse (23) 648 161
77 tied Lussat Creuse (23) 650 420
77 tied Domeyrot Creuse (23) 650 235
79 Saint-Pierre-Chérignat Creuse (23) 651 169
80 Saint-Léomer Vienne (86) 652 175
81 Aulon Creuse (23) 653 167
82 tied Bourganeuf Creuse (23) 655 2,564
82 tied Chatain Vienne (86) 655 244
84 Reterre Creuse (23) 660 259
85 La Croix-sur-Gartempe Haute-Vienne (87) 661 164
86 Jarnages Creuse (23) 667 504
87 Soumans Creuse (23) 668 616
88 tied Colondannes Creuse (23) 670 294
88 tied Sous-Parsat Creuse (23) 670 112
90 tied Coulonges-les-Hérolles Vienne (86) 671 232
90 tied Basville Creuse (23) 671 169
92 Curzay-sur-Vonne Vienne (86) 672 397
93 Chard Creuse (23) 673 206
94 Saint-Quentin-la-Chabanne Creuse (23) 674 369
95 Brigueil-le-Chantre Vienne (86) 675 460
96 Reffannes Deux-Sèvres (79) 677 389
97 tied Rougnat Creuse (23) 679 477
97 tied Saleignes Charente-Maritime (17) 679 58
99 Vausseroux Deux-Sèvres (79) 681 342
100 Le Grand-Madieu Charente (16) 682 156

Source: DGFiP, Demandes de valeurs foncières (DVF), statistics published on data.gouv.fr; median price per m² of house sales over five years, published from ten sales. Not ranked: towns with fewer than ten sales in five years. Tied values share the same rank. Data sources.

FAQ

Cheapest houses in Nouvelle-Aquitaine: FAQ

Where are houses cheapest in Nouvelle-Aquitaine in 2026?

Mautes (Creuse) and Plaisance (Vienne) are tied as the cheapest places in Nouvelle-Aquitaine to buy a house: the median price is just €417 per m².

What are the 10 towns in Nouvelle-Aquitaine where houses are cheapest?

In order: Mautes (€417 per m²), Plaisance (€417 per m²), Ligné (€447 per m²), Saint-Sornin-la-Marche (€465 per m²), Gioux (€473 per m²), La Courtine (€479 per m²), Sagnat (€479 per m²), Le Chauchet (€480 per m²), Saint-Léger-Bridereix (€481 per m²), and Crocq (€484 per m²).

Where are houses most expensive in Nouvelle-Aquitaine?

Lège-Cap-Ferret (Gironde) is the most expensive place in Nouvelle-Aquitaine to buy a house: the median price reaches €11,213 per m². See The towns in Nouvelle-Aquitaine where houses are most expensive.

How many towns in Nouvelle-Aquitaine are ranked?

3,749 out of 4,293. Not ranked: towns with fewer than ten sales in five years.

How is the price per m² calculated?

It is the median price per square meter of the sales recorded by the French tax authorities (the DVF open data file, “Demandes de valeurs foncières”) over the last five years: half of the sales were above this price, half below. A price is published only from ten sales.

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