Based in the heart of the Eymet area, our estate agency supports property owners, buyers, landlords and investors across the local property market. Our knowledge of Eymet 24500, its hamlets and neighbouring communities enables us to provide tailored advice for every project: buying a main residence, selling a character property, obtaining a property valuation, finding a second home, investing in a rental property or letting a property.
Stone houses, single-storey homes, properties with land, farmhouses to renovate, investment buildings and flats in the town centre: each property belongs to its own specific market. We assess its location, technical condition, Energy Performance Certificate (DPE), quality of features and actual market demand to develop a coherent property strategy.
The Property Market in Eymet
This bastide town in southern Dordogne attracts buyers from well beyond its immediate area. Its medieval heritage, lively central square, market, shops and international community appeal to local families, remote workers and French or overseas buyers looking for a second home.
Eymet is a rural service hub, with schools, a health centre, a nursery, a cultural centre, a cinema, a library, sports facilities, shops and local tradespeople. Its economic and tourism activity helps sustain property demand, particularly for homes ready to move into and character properties. (Eymet Dordogne)
Eymet remains affordable compared with the Périgord’s major destinations, although prices vary considerably between a property requiring renovation, a town house without outdoor space and a restored property with a swimming pool. In 2026, the main property market observatories put house prices at around €1,600–€1,900/m², depending on their methodology, while flats generally stand at around €1,200–€1,300/m².
| Property type |
Average price per m² |
Price range (low / high) |
| Flat |
approximately €1,250/m² |
€665–€1,550/m² |
| House |
approximately €1,850/m² |
€750–€3,800/m² |
These figures are no substitute for an on-site property valuation in Eymet. Recent renovation, a well-positioned garden, open views, a swimming pool, outbuildings or good energy efficiency can command a premium. Conversely, a roof requiring work, a non-compliant drainage system or a poor DPE rating can directly affect negotiations.
Eymet’s Most Sought-After Property Areas
- The bastide and historic centre: A lively atmosphere around Place des Arcades, with shops, cafés and markets. Stone town houses, flats and mixed-use buildings appeal to retirees, investors and buyers who want to get around on foot. Prices often range from €1,200 to €2,000/m², with substantial discounts where structural or energy-efficiency work is needed.
- The immediate surroundings of the town centre: Popular with families and older residents for its detached homes, single-storey houses, garages and easy-to-maintain gardens. A renovated house close to local amenities may sell for €1,700–€2,300/m², or more if it has a swimming pool and modern features.
- The Dropt Valley and scenic areas: Green surroundings, open views and properties with land. Longère-style houses, mills, former farmhouses and stone properties attract second-home buyers as well as those planning tourism-related businesses. Depending on condition and outbuildings, prices can range from €1,300 to over €2,500/m².
- Eymet’s hamlets and countryside: Peaceful surroundings, generous plots and low-density development. These areas appeal to families, remote workers and buyers seeking privacy. Budgets depend less on the price per square metre alone than on the quality of the building, access, drainage, land and renovation costs.
- Routes towards Bergerac, Issigeac and Miramont-de-Guyenne: These areas offer a balance between rural living and access to employment centres, shops and services. Renovated properties with good road links benefit from steady demand. For investors, the depth of the rental market matters more than a theoretical yield: an attractive gross yield must take void periods, maintenance, tax and renovation work into account.
Property Within 30 km of Eymet
Our Eymet 24500 estate agency serves an area spanning Dordogne and Lot-et-Garonne, where bastide towns, vineyards, residential villages and rural properties sit side by side.
- Issigeac (24560): A highly popular medieval bastide, known for its market and architecture. Renovated stone houses attract second-home buyers and holiday-let investors. Depending on the property, prices frequently range from around €1,700 to €2,400/m².
- Miramont-de-Guyenne (47800): A town with shops, primary schools, a secondary school and local services, suited to families and investors looking for more affordable budgets. Houses often sell for around €1,100–€1,600/m², with opportunities among town houses and detached homes in need of modernisation.
- Duras (47120): Known for its château, rolling countryside and Côtes-de-Duras vineyards. Village houses, stone properties and homes with views attract French and international buyers. A guide price of around €1,600/m² may be used, with a significant premium for well-located, renovated properties.
- Sigoulès-et-Flaugeac (24240): In the heart of the Bergerac wine-growing area, the town offers schools, local shops and access to Bergerac. Family homes and rural properties generally sell for around €1,300–€1,800/m², depending on condition and setting.
- Lauzun (47410): A characterful village appreciated for its château, lake, peaceful atmosphere and scenery. Buyers seek period houses, small farmhouses and second homes. Average prices are around €1,750–€1,800/m², with significant variations depending on renovation and land.
The Area Around Eymet
- Fonroque (24500): A neighbouring village valued for its peaceful setting and proximity to Eymet’s shops, schools and services. Houses are priced at around €1,600/m², with a premium for renovated properties with land.
- Sainte-Eulalie-d’Eymet (24500): A sought-after rural area with attractive scenery, stone houses and quick access to the bastide. Expect prices in the region of €1,850/m², varying considerably according to outbuildings and renovation quality.
- Serres-et-Montguyard (24500): A peaceful, green setting suited to families, retirees and second-home projects. Average valuations are around €1,900/m², although land and property features play a decisive role.
- La Sauvetat-du-Dropt (47800): A village near Miramont-de-Guyenne, appreciated for its heritage, natural surroundings and access to services in both towns. Standard houses are priced at around €1,800–€1,850/m².
Why Choose Leggett Immobilier for Your Property Project in Eymet?
A reliable valuation involves much more than multiplying a property’s floor area by the municipal average. Our knowledge of the micro-markets in Eymet and the Bergerac area takes into account the address, any sources of nuisance, views, aspect, land, building condition, outbuildings, swimming pool, drainage and comparable completed sales.
We pay particular attention to the Energy Performance Certificate (DPE). The energy rating affects borrowing capacity, running costs, landlords’ obligations and buyers’ perception of the asking price. For unfurnished rental investments or LMNP furnished lettings, we also assess realistic rent, gross and net rental yield, likely void periods and necessary works.
As a seller, we help you choose the right asking price and the most suitable sales mandate to limit excessive negotiation and protect any potential capital gain or minimise a loss. As a buyer, you benefit from guidance on surveys and diagnostics, easements, planning regulations, finance and the legal steps through to signing the final deed of sale.
Looking to sell, buy, rent or obtain a valuation for a property in Eymet 24500 or within 30 km? Contact our agency for a tailored assessment based on the realities of the local market and the specific features of your property.
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