The average price per m² in Plescop is 3 471 €/m² for an apartment, based on actual notarised (DVF) sales. About 44 transactions are recorded each year.
Atmospheric illustration of Plescop, on the edge of Vannes, in Morbihan.
The average price of apartments in Plescop stands at 3 471 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually registered with notaries. Part of the Vannes conurbation, a few kilometres north of the town, Plescop is a fast-growing residential municipality where an old stone core sits alongside numerous recent housing estates and a few small apartment buildings. The stock is clearly dominated by the detached house. Demand comes mainly from families and working households from the Vannes area looking for a quieter setting, at a distance from the town and the gulf. Location, the age of the property and the presence of a garden make values vary from one home to another.
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 Plescop market is that of a growing residential municipality, carried by the appeal of the Vannes conurbation and the Morbihan coast. The population has risen sharply, passing six thousand inhabitants, as families drawn by a quiet setting close to the town have settled here. The predominance of the detached house and demand for building plots shape a tight market, where well-located properties and recent houses find buyers quickly.
Several factors sustain the appeal of the municipality. Proximity to Vannes and the Gulf of Morbihan, the quiet residential setting and prices more affordable than on the coast are all assets for buyers, particularly families and first-time buyers. Conversely, the limited supply of apartments and reliance on the car can restrict the choice for some profiles. The market remains above all a family one, geared to the house and supported by the demographic momentum of the Vannes country.
Plescop sits below Vannes, the central town, at a level close to Auray, and clearly under the municipalities on the edge of the gulf such as Arzon, which are highly sought after.
Plescop is a municipality of the Vannes area whose origins go back to the early Middle Ages, as shown by its Breton place name in plou, which denotes an early parish. Rural for a long time, the municipality lived off farming and livestock on the inland soils of Morbihan, away from the coast and the gulf. Its village, grouped around its stone church, forms the old heart of this farming territory.
For centuries, Plescop remained a modest rural parish, turned towards the land and paced by religious life and the fairs of the Vannes country. Its granite heritage, the church, the chapels and the fountains bear witness to this deeply rooted Breton history. Proximity to Vannes, a historic town and port on the Gulf of Morbihan, nonetheless lastingly oriented the municipality towards its large neighbour.
The second half of the 20th century and the recent decades have deeply transformed Plescop, which has become one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the Vannes conurbation. The appeal of the Morbihan coast and the vitality of the region have brought many families to settle here, causing housing estates and residential neighbourhoods to spring up around the old village. The municipality now combines a rural Breton heritage with a clear residential vocation, a few minutes from Vannes.
Plescop has around 6 400 inhabitants, a population that has risen markedly over recent decades. The housing stock is very largely dominated by the detached house, driven by the recent estates, with a small share of apartments in a few small blocks. Main residences make up the bulk of the stock and the proportion of owner-occupiers is high, a profile typical of a residential municipality in the Vannes belt. Buyers are mainly families and working households from the Vannes conurbation, often first-time buyers or people looking for a quieter and more affordable setting than the town and the coastal municipalities of the gulf.
The average price of apartments in Plescop is 3 471 €/m², based on DVF transactions actually completed before notaries. This average covers differences by location, between the old village and the recent estates, as well as by the condition and floor area of the property. As the market is made up mainly of houses, the supply of apartments remains limited and concentrated in a few small blocks.
Yes, Plescop is overwhelmingly a municipality of detached houses, driven by the many estates built around the old village. Apartments are few and are found in small blocks. The reference price of 3 471 €/m² relates to apartments. Families most often settle here in a house with a garden, which matches the quiet residential vocation of the municipality.
Plescop lies a few kilometres north of Vannes, quickly reached by car along the roads of the conurbation. This immediate proximity to the town, its jobs, its services and its railway station makes it possible to combine a quiet residential setting with access to all urban amenities. The car remains the main means of travel, a factor to take into account for the commute to Vannes and its employment area.
Plescop is among the fastest-growing municipalities in the Vannes conurbation. Its appeal lies in a quiet residential setting, in immediate proximity to the town and the Gulf of Morbihan, and in prices more moderate than on the coast. A steady supply of building plots and new houses has supported the arrival of many families. This momentum sustains strong demand, particularly from first-time buyers.
Plescop is an inland municipality of the Vannes country, a few kilometres from the Gulf of Morbihan without being a coastal municipality. This position makes it possible to enjoy proximity to the shore and to Vannes while benefiting from prices below those of the highly sought-after municipalities on the edge of the gulf. For buyers, it is a valued compromise between access to the coast and a controlled budget.
This analysis is published by Immover, an independent observatory founded by Antony Barbier. Data sourced from official sources (DVF, INSEE, Notaries of France).