Dordogne is a department of France located in the inland part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Spanning over nine thousand square kilometres, this landlocked territory shares its borders with seven other departments, including Gironde, Charente, and Corrèze.
Property buyers will find Dordogne generally cheaper than the French national average. The local housing stock is highly dispersed, with no single town holding more than a small fraction of the market. Périgueux contains the largest share of homes, followed closely by Bergerac, with both of these main towns offering prices well below the regional average. By contrast, smaller communes like Coulounieix-Chamiers, Saint-Cyprien, and Les Eyzies are significantly more expensive, with Les Eyzies standing out as the dearest of the group.
