Chareil-CintratAllier

Old homes shape Chareil-Cintrat: 33% were built before 1919, more than in both Allier’s towns and compared French towns

France has no History Grade yet: this card describes, it doesn’t grade.

The Culture ministry lists 4 historic monuments in Chareil-Cintrat: 2 classé (France’s highest heritage protection) and 2 inscrit (the second level). Among the classé monuments locally is Château du Bas-Chareil. Houses and mansions, 3 of the 4, make up the bulk. The protected list starts in the 10th century.

Few people in Chareil-Cintrat are 15 to 24: 5.8%, fewer than in both Allier’s towns and compared French towns

Graduates make up just over a fifth of adults. Children under 15 make up 19%, above both Allier’s towns (14%) and compared French towns (17%). People 65 and over make up 24% of the town.

Chareil-Cintrat has lower unemployment than Allier’s towns or compared French towns: 7.4%

Walking, cycling and public transport carried 1.9% of commuters at the census. Chareil-Cintrat holds 50 jobs; 150 of its residents are in work, so 0.3 jobs each. After tax and benefits, the median income is €26,010 a year per consumption unit.

Renting in Chareil-Cintrat costs less than in both Allier’s towns and compared French towns, at an estimated advertised €8.07/m² a month

Rents are the ministry’s estimates of advertised rents, not rents actually paid.

A house rents for an estimated €7.69/m² a month.