Our favourite budget properties for sale in France

Claire Butler

Looking to swap the everyday grind for something a little more, well, French? With over 78,000 homes under €200k on Kyero, France is bursting with budget-friendly options. From charming fixer-uppers to snug village retreats, there’s plenty to tempt the budding Francophile—assuming you’re not afraid of a little DIY.

 

Updated every six weeks, this list showcases the best affordable finds. Whether it’s a stone house in Brittany or a cosy Charente bolthole, these bargains prove you don’t need deep pockets to live the dream. Ready to make your escape? 

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Hamlet haven with room to breathe

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If your idea of heaven is a quiet hamlet with nothing but countryside for company, this 3‑bedroom village house in Bona delivers. There’s space to stretch out, an outbuilding for your French hobbies, and a view that whispers: “slow down.”

 

Price: €47,000
Location: Bona, Nièvre, Burgundy-Franche-Comté
Special features: 3 bedrooms, outbuilding, 710m² plot, open countryside views
Close to: 10 mins to shops, schools, and services

 

Twelve bedrooms, one outrageous bargain

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A 19th‑century stone mansion with a rentable farmhouse, 2.5 hectares of land, and a bread oven thrown in for good measure. Fancy a family compound or a gîte empire? This is rural French grandeur on a Lidl budget.

 

Price: €55,000
Location: Capdenac-Gare, Aveyron, Occitanie
Special features: 12 bedrooms across mansion and farmhouse, 2.5 ha land, rental income potential, bread oven, well, outbuildings
Close to: 2 km to Capdenac-Gare centre; local market; train station; 3 airports within reach

 

Hamlet hideaway near Verteillac’s brocante-themed hustle and bustle

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Tucked in a sleepy hamlet outside brocante-mad Verteillac, this three-bed stone charmer pairs rustic bones with civilised comfort. Think crackling hearth in the snug, pine-table suppers in the farmhouse kitchen and lazy apéritifs on the south-facing patio while the low-maintenance garden steadfastly minds its own business.

 

Price: €149,000
Location: Verteillac, Dordogne, Aquitaine
Special features: Traditional fireplace, farmhouse kitchen, stone patio, low-maintenance garden, lock-up-and-leave ease
Close to: Stroll to Verteillac’s shops, weekly market and monthly brocante; 30 min to Ribérac; ~1 hr to Périgueux and Angoulême TGV; ~1 h 15 m to Bergerac Airport

 

Terrace temptations in Lauzun

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This quirky village house serves up French village life with a side of alfresco dining. Think long summer lunches on your covered terrace, three comfy bedrooms for post‑wine naps, and a hangar begging to become your second dining room.

 

Price: €167,400
Location: Lauzun, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine
Special features: 3 bedrooms, ensuite shower room, covered terrace, garden, open-sided hangar for outdoor dining or parking
Close to: Village amenities, cafés, and the charms of southern France

 

Riverside charm with a side of smug

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This renovated 3‑bedroom cottage near Saint‑Jean‑d’Angély offers the French country dream: a sunny terrace, roaring fireplace, and a snug that moonlights as a fourth bedroom. Stroll to the Boutonne for riverside reveries, then retreat to your private deck with wine in hand.

 

Price: €182,000
Location: Saint‑Jean‑d’Angély, Charente‑Maritime, Poitou‑Charentes
Special features: 3 bedrooms plus snug/4th bedroom, 2 bathrooms, fireplace, sunny terrace, decked garden with outbuildings, off‑street parking
Close to: 9 km to Saint‑Jean‑d’Angély and Aulnay; 72 km to La Rochelle Airport; short walk to the Boutonne River

 

Stone, stoves and serious potential

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This two‑bedroom village house near Rieupeyroux is all rustic charm with modern comforts. Think wood‑burning stoves, sunny terrace, and cellars and barns practically begging to be your next renovation triumph. A stone studio for guests? Why not.

 

Price: €190,200
Location: Rieupeyroux, Aveyron
Special features: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 wood‑burners, terrace with countryside views, garden, cellars, barn and stone outbuilding with conversion potential
Close to: 4 km to Rieupeyroux market town; easy access to local services

 

Petite poolside perfection

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Beamed ceilings, a hot tub, and your very own pool — all within strolling distance of Monpazier’s cafés and clinking glasses. This two-bedroom stone cottage is small but smug, with terrace views that make aperitif hour non-negotiable.

 

Price: €195,000
Location: Monpazier, Dordogne
Special features: 2 bedrooms (1 ensuite), pool, hot tub, beamed ceilings, covered terrace, potential 3rd bedroom, ample parking
Close to: Shops, bars, and restaurants in Monpazier; surrounded by classic Dordogne countryside

 

 

Riverbank romance, 1950s edition

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Tucked beside a tranquil river near Lodève, this stone-built 1950s house offers vintage charm with a side of leafy seclusion. Light the wood burner, pour a pastis, and claim your spot on the 42m² terrace overlooking your own private patch of nature.

 

Price: €198,000
Location: Fozières, Hérault
Special features: 3 bedrooms (including small office/bedroom), 42m² terrace, wood burner, river views, cellar, workshop, storage annexes
Close to: 5 mins to Lodève for shops and services; walking distance to nature in all directions

 

Brittany AGA saga

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With four bedrooms, two staircases, and one heroic AGA, this cheerful countryside home is all warmth and whimsy. Fancy a fruit forest? A B&B? Table football in the outbuilding? There’s space - and enthusiasm - for all of it here.

 

Price: €216,300
Location: Plumieux, Côtes‑d’Armor, Brittany
Special features: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, AGA kitchen-diner, 8000m² plot, wood burner, attic for conversion, outbuilding for games or projects
Close to: Village amenities in Plumieux; 20 mins to Loudeac and Josselin; 30 mins to Ploërmel; 1 hr to both north and south coasts

 

Stone-floored Lot bolthole with pool

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Stone floors march from the lofty hall to a fire-lit lounge; beyond, a cheery kitchen opens into a sun-splashed conservatory surveying the garden and in-ground pool—perfect for future apéritifs. Upstairs four bedrooms and two baths await holiday hordes, while the attached garage keeps every bicycle and baguette safe.

 

Price: €219,350
Location: Payrac, Lot, Occitanie
Special features: Original stone floor & fireplace, bright conservatory, in-ground pool, attached garage, established garden
Close to: 7 km to Gourdon; 11 km to Souillac; 31 km to Sarlat-la-Canéda; 35 km to Brive-Souillac Airport.

 

Sun, sea and a surprise attic

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This cheerful seaside home comes with three bedrooms, a roomy courtyard for your rosé rituals, and an attic that’s begging to be something — office, games room, yoga studio, or wildly impractical art space. Close to everything. Except stress.

 

Price: €220,000
Location: Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône, Bouches-du-Rhône, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
Special features: 3 bedrooms, attic with conversion potential, 71m² courtyard, separate kitchen, 2 WCs
Close to: Local shops, schools, and services; moments from the Rhône delta and Mediterranean coast

 

A longère with looks - and location

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This beautifully styled stone longère near Méneac is full of thoughtful touches: exposed beams, old fireplaces, gallery landings and a master bedroom built for stargazing. The coast, castles and crêperies of Brittany? All less than an hour away.

 

Price: €237,500
Location: Méneac, Morbihan, Brittany
Special features: 4 bedrooms across house and annexe, beamed ceilings, feature stone walls, two wood burners, clawfoot bath, gallery landing, two terraces, garden with small veg patch
Close to: 5 mins to Méneac; 25 mins to Josselin; 30 mins to Ploërmel; 45 mins to Lac de Guerlédan; 1 hr to Rennes Airport and both coasts

 

Charente chic, gîte-ready and gleaming

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Renovated to within an inch of its stone-clad life, this 3-bed Charentais beauty comes with dressing rooms, bay windows, a mezzanine, and an attached barn for your next big idea. Fancy running a B&B? You’re halfway there.

 

Price: €240,000
Location: Ranville-Breuillaud, Charente, Poitou-Charentes
Special features: 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, mezzanine/study, gas central heating, wood burner, terrace with arbour, barn with upper floor, mains drainage
Close to: Aigre (15 mins); village amenities; surrounded by rolling Charente countryside

 

Pigeonnier perfection in pastoral Razac-d’Eymet

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Pigeon-tower chic meets Dordogne daydream: six sun-kissed acres cradle this stone sweetheart, where an open-plan kitchen–diner flows to a wood-burner lounge. Two balcony bedrooms sip the panorama, while the lofty third is pre-plumbed for ensuite glory. Swoop fast before another buyer coos over the view.

 

Price: €249,100
Location: Razac-d’Eymet, Dordogne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Special features: pigeonnier tower, 24 980 m² (6.25-acre) grounds, two balcony bedrooms, open-plan fitted kitchen, wood-burner lounge, top-floor suite potential, high-spec renovation
Close to: 10 min drive to Eymet’s cafés and weekly market; ≈30 min to Bergerac airport; ≈35 min to Bergerac city; about 1 h 30 min to Bordeaux-Mérignac airport

 

Pigeonnier panache in the Lot-et-Garonne

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This 19th-century stone farmhouse comes with a converted pigeonnier, panoramic views, and a septic tank that (brace yourself) actually conforms. Add in tiled floors, a log burner, and a garage begging to be a fourth bedroom, and voilà — rural elegance with functioning plumbing.

 

Price: €250,000
Location: Beauville, Lot-et-Garonne, Aquitaine
Special features: 3 bedrooms, tiled floors, insert log burner, heat pump, double glazing, pigeonnier, integral garage/workshop, established gardens, gated entrance
Close to: Bastide villages of Beauville and Roquecor; sweeping countryside; land purchase optional if you’re feeling expansive

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