Considering buying a house in Lot-et-Garonne? This sunny, agricultural department between Bordeaux and Toulouse is one of the most affordable and underrated regions of south-west France – ideal for those seeking value for money.
Why Lot-et-Garonne?
Lot-et-Garonne is a land of orchards, sunflower fields and gently rolling farmland, crossed by the rivers Lot and Garonne. It is the garden of France: known for plums (the famous pruneaux d’Agen), strawberries and hazelnuts. Peaceful, friendly and sunny, with lower prices than its neighbours yet a central location.
Popular towns
Agen, the capital, lies halfway between Bordeaux and Toulouse and has a TGV station. Villeneuve-sur-Lot and historic Nérac are popular, as are the many bastides – medieval planned towns such as Monflanquin and Villeréal. The area has countless authentic villages free of tourist crowds.
What does a house in Lot-et-Garonne cost?
This is one of the best-value regions in the area. The average asking price for houses is around €1,750 per m² (indicative, mid-2026). You will find spacious houses with land at an attractive price, from charming village houses to maisons de maître. Price depends on location, condition and land.
Your purchase in Lot-et-Garonne
We guide you in English and independently through your purchase in Lot-et-Garonne, from the search to the notaire. Read our guide to buying a house in France or get in touch.