La SôneIsère

Old homes shape La Sône: 30% were built before 1919, more than in both Isère’s towns and compared French towns

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

Its oldest listed monument dates from the 14th century. The Culture ministry’s list holds 1 historic monument in La Sône; none is classé, France’s top protection.

La Sône has fewer young adults than Isère’s towns or compared French towns: 6.9% are 15 to 24

20% of residents are children under 15. Degrees are held by 28% of adults, below Isère’s towns (33%) and compared French towns (30%) alike. At 42.9, the median resident of La Sône sits in the middle of the age range.

La Sône has lower unemployment than Isère’s towns or compared French towns: 6.8%

Households’ median disposable income: €24,650 a year per consumption unit. La Sône holds 150 jobs; 300 of its residents are in work, so 0.6 jobs each. At the census, 4.1% of working residents in La Sône went to work by public transport.

93.0% of candidates passed the brevet at the collège within 5 km, 3 points below the expected rate

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

General-bac pupils go 3.5 mi to the nearest lycée. The town’s pupils have a collège 1.8 mi away.

Estimated advertised rents run lower in La Sône than in Isère’s towns or across compared French towns: €10.00/m² a month

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

Renting a house costs an estimated €10.68/m² a month. Houses were nearly four fifths of what sold. The market in La Sône: 24 sales of houses and apartments between July 2023 and June 2026.