The average price per m² in Langon is 1 988 €/m² for an apartment, based on actual notarised (DVF) sales. About 40 transactions are recorded each year.
Atmospheric illustration of Langon, a sub-prefecture town on the Garonne at the entrance to the Sauternais, in the Gironde.
The average price of apartments in Langon stands at 1 988 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually registered with notaries. A sub-prefecture town of the Gironde set on the left bank of the Garonne, Langon lies south-east of Bordeaux, some forty kilometres away, and acts as the gateway to the Sauternais and the Entre-deux-Mers. A market town of the southern Gironde, surrounded by the Bordeaux vineyards and the Graves wine area, it benefits from the closeness of the A62 motorway, which links it to the Bordeaux conurbation. Demand comes from working households and families looking for a more affordable setting than Bordeaux while staying connected to the metropolitan area. The value of a property depends on its location, its condition, its floor level, its aspect and the presence of outdoor space or parking.
Prices from the DVF file (Demandes de valeurs foncières, published by the DGFiP), transactions actually recorded at the notary at municipality level. Cross-referenced with the Notaires de France - INSEE indices. Learn more about our methodology.
The Langon market is supported by its role as the market town of the southern Gironde and by demand spilling over from the Bordeaux conurbation. Working households look, further south and at a more measured price, for a setting linked to Bordeaux by the A62 and the train. This dynamic sustains steady activity, in particular on town houses and on well-placed family properties.
The appeal of Langon rests on its status as a sub-prefecture town, on its wine-growing setting and on its links to Bordeaux. In return, the market stays sensitive to the distance from the metropolitan area and to local economic vitality. The value of a property is judged case by case, according to its location within the town, its condition and the quality of its immediate surroundings.
Far from Bordeaux, Langon shows prices clearly more affordable than the municipalities of the inner Bordeaux ring such as Talence or Bègles, for a more rural setting.
Langon grew up beside the Garonne, on a site of passage and trade between the river, the vineyards and the roads of the southern Gironde. Its role as a market town was established long ago, at the meeting point of the Sauternais, the Graves and the Entre-deux-Mers.
The economy of Langon remains tied to wine and to trade. Surrounded by well-known appellations, the town acts as a service and market centre for the surrounding wine-growing municipalities, a footing reinforced by its position on the main roads and by the closeness of the A62.
Today Langon has around 7 674 inhabitants and keeps its status as a sub-prefecture town and a hub of the southern Gironde. Its momentum benefits from the appeal of the Bordeaux area, which pushes households to look further south for a more affordable setting that is still well linked to Bordeaux.
Langon has around 7 674 inhabitants. The housing stock combines town houses and suburban homes with the apartment buildings of the centre and of the recent extensions, in a town that keeps the role of a market town. Buyers are above all working households, first-time buyers and families, drawn by prices more measured than in the Bordeaux metropolitan area and by the links to Bordeaux via the A62 and the train. The setting of the southern Gironde, between vineyards and the Garonne valley, appeals to those looking for a quieter environment and access to the shops and services of a sub-prefecture town. These buyers favour well-placed properties, in good condition and with outdoor space.
The average price of apartments in Langon is 1 988 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually completed before a notary. This average covers real gaps: a recent home, well oriented and with outdoor space or parking, sits above it, while an older property in need of renovation or poorly placed is negotiated below.
Langon benefits from its role as a hub of the southern Gironde and from the closeness of Bordeaux via the A62. Demand comes from households looking for a more affordable setting than the metropolitan area while staying connected, which supports activity on town houses and on well-placed family properties.
The stock mixes town houses, suburban homes and apartments in the centre and in the recent extensions. Families look above all for houses with outdoor space, while apartments attract first-time buyers and investors, depending on the floor level, the condition and the presence of parking.
Location in relation to the centre, the shops and the main roads, general condition, floor level, aspect and the presence of outdoor space or a parking place are decisive. A property close to services and well oriented gains more value than a home in need of renovation or set away from the centre.
A serious valuation rests on the DVF transactions actually registered with notaries, then adjusts them to the features of the property: floor area, condition, floor level, aspect, outdoor space and location within the municipality. The Immover online valuation starts from this data to place your property.
This analysis is published by Immover, an independent observatory founded by Antony Barbier. Data sourced from official sources (DVF, INSEE, Notaries of France).