Property for sale in Eymet
Eymet is a bastide town of roughly 2,500 people on the Dropt in the far south of the Dordogne, and one of the most established British communities anywhere in rural France.
- Recorded price
- €1,657/m²
- Since 2020
- +18%
- Sales in 2025
- 55
- Fibre coverage
- 98%
- Nearest station
- 18 km
What homes actually sell for
Across 55 recorded sales in 2025, homes in Eymet changed hands at an average of €1,657 per square metre, or about €198,668 per property at an average size of 122 m². That is up 18% on 2020.
These are prices recorded at the notary after completion, not asking prices. Asking prices in the window of an agency are typically higher, and the gap is the negotiation.
Average €/m² per year, bars show how many homes sold · Source: notary sale records (DVF)
What is within reach
Measured from the centre of Eymet. Distances are straight line, so allow more by road.
- BakeryL'Épi d'Eymet1.3 km
- SupermarketCarrefour Contact1.9 km
- PharmacyPharmacie Principale1.6 km
- Primary schoolécole primaire1.4 km
- Secondary schoolCollège Georges et Marie Bousquet1.4 km
- HospitalLa Vieille École6.9 km
- Train stationGardonne18 km
Living in Eymet
The arcaded square, the Thursday market and a cluster of cafés give Eymet more life than its size suggests, and the English speaking community means a soft landing for anyone whose French is still coming along. That is either the reason to buy here or the reason not to. The town has a school, a doctor, a pharmacy and a supermarket, which is more than most communes of this size keep, and it stays open through winter. Prices sit above the surrounding countryside because of demand rather than because of what the buildings are.
Bergerac and its airport are about thirty minutes north. Marmande, on the Bordeaux to Toulouse line, is about thirty minutes south.
Worth knowing before you offer
The pool of buyers here is largely other foreign buyers, so resale tracks the strength of that demand rather than the wider French market. Buy because you want to live in it, not as a bet on the local market.
What to know before you buy here
These figures describe the whole commune of Eymet. A single address can sit well inside or well outside any of them.
The weather across the year
Typical weather
Based on 30-year climate averages for this location
October
Mild and comfortable. Light layers are enough.
What it costs to hold a house here
Property tax rate (2025)
45.25%
Taxe foncière, charged on the rateable value. That value is usually well below the market value, so the bill is far smaller than the percentage suggests.
Fibre coverage (2026-06-30)
98%
Of buildings in the commune can be connected. Coverage varies street by street, so check the exact address.
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