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2026 ranking · share of second homes

The towns in France with the highest share of second homes (1,201st to 1,300th)

Puy-Saint-Vincent (Hautes-Alpes) has the highest share of second homes in France: 94.7% of its housing.

26,251 towns ranked out of 34,875

Continued: the towns in France ranked 1,201st to 1,300th, out of 26,251.

The ranking, continued: highest share of second homes in France

Rank Town Department Share of all housing Proportional bar Population
1,201 La Motte-en-Champsaur Hautes-Alpes (05) 38.8 212
1,202 Aunay-en-Bazois Nièvre (58) 38.8 238
1,203 Saint-Vincent-de-Durfort Ardèche (07) 38.8 277
1,204 Nistos Hautes-Pyrénées (65) 38.7 218
1,205 Viane Tarn (81) 38.7 546
1,206 Saint-Germain-l'Herm Puy-de-Dôme (63) 38.7 511
1,207 Saint-Maurice-en-Chalencon Ardèche (07) 38.7 208
1,208 Treilles Aude (11) 38.7 282
1,209 Le Bouchet-Saint-Nicolas Haute-Loire (43) 38.7 273
1,210 Salvagnac-Cajarc Aveyron (12) 38.7 391
1,211 tied Brem-sur-Mer Vendée (85) 38.6 3,040
1,211 tied Crillon-le-Brave Vaucluse (84) 38.6 498
1,213 tied Monlet Haute-Loire (43) 38.6 407
1,213 tied Carlucet Lot (46) 38.6 233
1,215 Montpezat-sous-Bauzon Ardèche (07) 38.6 791
1,216 tied Pradelles Haute-Loire (43) 38.6 545
1,216 tied Joncels Hérault (34) 38.6 270
1,218 Le Mage Orne (61) 38.6 237
1,219 Lanmodez Côtes-d'Armor (22) 38.5 401
1,220 Assérac Loire-Atlantique (44) 38.5 1,936
1,221 Thédirac Lot (46) 38.5 310
1,222 Lunas-les-Châteaux Hérault (34) 38.4 849
1,223 Orgnac-l'Aven Ardèche (07) 38.4 584
1,224 Termes Lozère (48) 38.4 216
1,225 Changey Haute-Marne (52) 38.4 291
1,226 Saint-Prix Ardèche (07) 38.4 276
1,227 Saint-André-de-Najac Aveyron (12) 38.4 464
1,228 Baraize Indre (36) 38.4 357
1,229 tied Le Porge Gironde (33) 38.4 3,507
1,229 tied Bellefontaine Jura (39) 38.4 507
1,231 Trémolat Dordogne (24) 38.3 630
1,232 Porspoder Finistère (29) 38.3 1,802
1,233 tied Beaulieu Ardèche (07) 38.3 550
1,233 tied Monteils Aveyron (12) 38.3 548
1,233 tied Vidaillat Creuse (23) 38.3 205
1,236 tied Castels et Bézenac Dordogne (24) 38.3 826
1,236 tied Saint-Léger-sous-Beuvray Saône-et-Loire (71) 38.3 377
1,238 Villers-sur-Authie Somme (80) 38.2 470
1,239 Lestre Manche (50) 38.2 245
1,240 Gonneville-sur-Mer Calvados (14) 38.2 659
1,241 tied Saint-Thomas-de-Conac Charente-Maritime (17) 38.1 600
1,241 tied Puy-Sanières Hautes-Alpes (05) 38.1 292
1,243 Loubejac Dordogne (24) 38.1 272
1,244 Chauzon Ardèche (07) 38.1 432
1,245 Pancheraccia Haute-Corse (2B) 38.1 200
1,246 Mauvezin Hautes-Pyrénées (65) 38.1 250
1,247 Utelle Alpes-Maritimes (06) 38.1 811
1,248 Saint-Victor-et-Melvieu Aveyron (12) 38.0 292
1,249 Belvézet Gard (30) 38.0 257
1,250 tied Saint-Julien-d'Ance Haute-Loire (43) 38.0 251
1,250 tied Aillon-le-Vieux Savoie (73) 38.0 227
1,252 tied Le Malzieu-Forain Lozère (48) 38.0 503
1,252 tied Champétières Puy-de-Dôme (63) 38.0 286
1,254 Mayres Puy-de-Dôme (63) 38.0 202
1,255 Murato Haute-Corse (2B) 38.0 566
1,256 Cherval Dordogne (24) 37.9 225
1,257 Fresselines Creuse (23) 37.9 521
1,258 Ribaute Aude (11) 37.8 265
1,259 Flayat Creuse (23) 37.8 303
1,260 tied Patrimonio Haute-Corse (2B) 37.8 921
1,260 tied Saint-André-en-Morvan Nièvre (58) 37.8 313
1,262 Brissac Hérault (34) 37.8 629
1,263 Talloires-Montmin Haute-Savoie (74) 37.8 1,969
1,264 Le Noyer Hautes-Alpes (05) 37.7 312
1,265 La Penne Alpes-Maritimes (06) 37.7 259
1,266 Saint-Martin-en-Vercors Drôme (26) 37.7 445
1,267 Lingé Indre (36) 37.7 202
1,268 Vallon-Pont-d'Arc Ardèche (07) 37.7 2,447
1,269 tied Ranchal Rhône (69) 37.7 307
1,269 tied Champagnac-la-Noaille Corrèze (19) 37.7 244
1,269 tied Nanteuil-Auriac-de-Bourzac Dordogne (24) 37.7 235
1,272 Lioux Vaucluse (84) 37.7 292
1,273 Altillac Corrèze (19) 37.7 845
1,274 tied Cotignac Var (83) 37.6 2,226
1,274 tied Saint-Julien-Vocance Ardèche (07) 37.6 225
1,276 tied Biscarrosse Landes (40) 37.6 16,203
1,276 tied Saint-Projet Tarn-et-Garonne (82) 37.6 304
1,278 tied Génolhac Gard (30) 37.6 823
1,278 tied Linthal Haut-Rhin (68) 37.6 601
1,280 Roqueredonde Hérault (34) 37.6 214
1,281 Azerat Dordogne (24) 37.6 469
1,282 Saint-André-de-Chalencon Haute-Loire (43) 37.6 381
1,283 Saint-Laurent-de-Cerdans Pyrénées-Orientales (66) 37.6 1,063
1,284 Rochebrune Hautes-Alpes (05) 37.5 202
1,285 tied Saint-André-de-Cruzières Ardèche (07) 37.5 476
1,285 tied La Roque-sur-Pernes Vaucluse (84) 37.5 451
1,287 Antignac Cantal (15) 37.5 290
1,288 tied Le Vernet-Chaméane Puy-de-Dôme (63) 37.5 868
1,288 tied Foncine-le-Bas Jura (39) 37.5 205
1,290 Saumane Gard (30) 37.5 308
1,291 Saléchan Hautes-Pyrénées (65) 37.4 245
1,292 Saint-Vincent-d'Olargues Hérault (34) 37.4 359
1,293 Rouairoux Tarn (81) 37.4 395
1,294 Treignac Corrèze (19) 37.4 1,338
1,295 tied Villelongue Hautes-Pyrénées (65) 37.4 357
1,295 tied Saint-Yrieix-la-Montagne Creuse (23) 37.4 222
1,297 tied Bertignat Puy-de-Dôme (63) 37.4 494
1,297 tied Sainte-Foy-de-Longas Dordogne (24) 37.4 244
1,297 tied Saint-Apollinaire-de-Rias Ardèche (07) 37.4 200
1,300 tied Bernières-sur-Mer Calvados (14) 37.4 2,468

Source: INSEE, population census; second homes and occasional dwellings as a share of all dwellings, towns with 200 or more inhabitants. Not ranked: towns with fewer than 200 inhabitants. Tied values share the same rank. Data sources.

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