Saint-FrionCreuse

Saint-Frion keeps more of its old housing than Creuse’s towns or compared French towns: 53% built before 1919

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

Its heritage reaches back to the 14th century. Among the classé monuments in Saint-Frion is Église paroissiale Saint-Frédulphe. The Culture ministry lists 2 historic monuments here: 1 classé (France’s highest heritage protection) and 1 inscrit (the second level).

A town of families: 23% of people in Saint-Frion are under 15, more than in Creuse’s towns and across compared French towns

Retirement age and beyond: a fifth of residents are 65 or older. Young adults of 15 to 24 are nearly one in ten residents, below Creuse’s towns (11%) and compared French towns (11%) alike. Graduates make up 28% of adults.

Walking, cycling and public transport carry fewer commuters in Saint-Frion than in Creuse’s towns or compared French towns: 1.9%

Half of residents lived on more than €23,440 a year per consumption unit, near Creuse’s towns (€22,570) and lower than compared French towns (€25,970). The unemployment rate comes to 9.6%. 50 jobs are based in Saint-Frion, for 100 working residents (0.3 per worker).

95.0% of candidates passed the brevet at the collège within 5 km, 7 points above the expected rate

Primary schools aren’t graded: France doesn’t publish their results by school.

For the general bac, the closest lycée is 6.8 mi away. The town’s pupils have a collège 3 mi away.

Renting in Saint-Frion costs less than in Creuse’s towns and across compared French towns, at an estimated advertised €6.98/m² a month

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

From July 2023 to June 2026, 10 homes were sold in Saint-Frion. A house rents for an estimated €7.05/m² a month.