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Property Prices in Limousin

 

Limousin offers unspoilt scenery, peace and solitude, making it a great option to consider when looking for French property. It is fairly sparsely populated which means that property prices here are low – however, an increasing number of Brits looking to buy a property in Limousin for second and holiday homes, contributing to impressive growth in the region. Limousin is a great alternative to the incredibly popular Dordogne – prices are much cheaper in Limousin than its neighbour, and it benefits from great transport links and stunning scenery.

Limousin consists of three departments:
• Correze: Brive-la-Gaillarde, Tulle
• Creuse: Aubusson, Bourganeuf, Gueret
• Haute-Vienne: Limoges

On average, Creuse is the cheapest department - prices here average around €89,700. This compares to an average of €129,500 in Correze, Limousin’s most expensive department.

Average Property Prices in Limousin

The following property information was collected from the French notaires index (French land registry) between the 01/04/10 and 31/03/11. It comprises houses sold in towns, villages and rural areas. Properties in rural areas are usually less expensive than those in towns and villages.

Average old house price in Limousin:
€116,100

Average old house prices in Limousin (by number of bedrooms):
Two bedrooms: €82,600
Three bedrooms: €109,000
Four bedrooms: €131,600
Five bedrooms: €152,800

Property Prices in Limousin sorted by department and bedrooms

Department	2 bedrooms	3 bedrooms	4 bedrooms	5 bedrooms	Average price overall
Correze	€85,800	€124,900	€148,000	€165,600	€127,900
Creuse	€64,400	€86,600	€100,900	€121,700	€89,700
Haute-Vienne	€96,600	€116,900	€144,500	€170,200	€129,500

 

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