The median sale price of homes in Saint-Python is €1,107/m²
That is the middle of 38 sales of houses and apartments from July 2023 to June 2026; the median of compared French towns is €2,430/m². We grade towns of 1,000 people or more; the figures published for Saint-Python are below.
About 12 homes sell a year
Houses and apartments sold in Saint-Python each year (the 2023–2025 average in the headline). France’s open sale data (DVF) covers only the last five years, so there is no long history.
Hatched: half years. 2021 starts in July; 2026 ends in June and is still filling, as sales reach the file a few months after they complete.
What houses and apartments sell for
38 sales over three years: 37 houses and 1 apartments. The tick marks the median of compared French towns.
Median price per m²
Against the median of compared French towns: houses 54% below it (€2,502/m²).
See the figures
| Type | Median per m² | Sales | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Houses | €1,142/m² | 37 | 97% |
| Apartments | — | 1 | 3% |
Sales of houses and apartments with a price and a living area, from July 2023 to June 2026. A median needs 30 sales. Prices per m² are of living area (surface réelle bâtie).
Advertised apartment rents are estimated at €9.45/m² a month
About €660 a month for 70 m², charges included. The ministry’s prediction range for Saint-Python runs from €7.78 to €11.48/m² a month. That is 24% below the median of compared French towns (€12.41/m²).
Estimated advertised rent per m², a month tick: the median of compared French towns
Rents are the Housing Ministry’s estimates of advertised rents, charges included, predicted from listings; they are not rents actually paid.
Housing Ministry (DHUP) and ANIL, Carte des loyers 2025: rents per m² predicted from online listings, charges included. The grade uses the apartment figure.
The commune’s property-tax rate is 40.22%
Owners pay the taxe foncière on built property each year. The bill is the rate times half the home’s cadastral rental value (valeur locative cadastrale), a notional rent the tax office sets for each home; the intercommunality’s rate and the household-waste charge (TEOM) can add to it. Since 2021 the commune’s rate includes the share the département used to levy.
DGFiP, REI (local tax rates) 2025. Shown, not graded.
75% of households own their home; 22% rent privately
Census 2023: households by how they hold their main home, and the share of all homes that are second homes or empty. The widest gap from the median compared town: owners, 75% against 63%.
Second homes and who lives in Saint-Python: Who lives here →
INSEE, census 2023. Medians of compared towns: towns with an overall grade.
Saint-Python and its neighbors
The nearest towns of 2,500 or more, shaded by median price per m² against Saint-Python’s.
| Town | Cost | Median per m² | Rent per m² | 2022–25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Saint-Python | — | €1,107/m² | €9.45/m² | — |
| Solesmes | A | €895/m² | €9.29/m² | −0.3% |
| Avesnes-les-Aubert | B+ | €1,165/m² | €9.45/m² | +33% |
| Caudry | B+ | €1,026/m² | €10.11/m² | +1.6% |
| Haspres | B+ | €1,341/m² | €9.45/m² | — |
| Le Cateau-Cambrésis | A− | €778/m² | €9.40/m² | −11% |
| Iwuy | A− | €1,267/m² | €9.86/m² | +1.6% |
Haspres, 5.7 mi away, is the dearest at €1,341/m². Le Cateau-Cambrésis is the cheapest at €778/m².
What this data can and can’t tell you
- Prices. The median of the prices per m² of houses and apartments sold in Saint-Python over three years, from the public file of property sales (DVF). Half sold for more, half for less. We show a median only where 30 or more homes sold, and never an individual sale: the decree that publishes DVF forbids it.
- Rents. The Housing Ministry predicts a rent per m² for every commune from online listings, charges included. It is an estimate of asking rents, not of rents tenants actually pay.
- Income. The median annual income per consumption unit: disposable income after taxes and benefits, divided by the household’s consumption units. It is not a household’s income. We use the intercommunality’s, the area people live and work across; the four island communes with no intercommunality use their own.
- Property tax. A rate, shown and never graded: what owners pay depends on each home’s cadastral rental value, which isn’t published.
Questions about housing and cost in Saint-Python
Is Saint-Python expensive?
Homes sold for a median €1,107/m² from July 2023 to June 2026 (houses: €1,142/m² (37 sales)), against €2,430/m² for the median of compared French towns.
How much is rent in Saint-Python?
The ministry estimates advertised apartment rents at €9.45/m² a month, charges included: about €660 for 70 m². Rents are the Housing Ministry’s estimates of advertised rents, charges included, predicted from listings; they are not rents actually paid.
What is the property tax in Saint-Python?
The commune’s taxe foncière rate is 40.22% (2025), against 40.41% for the median of compared French towns. The bill is that rate times half the home’s cadastral rental value, plus the intercommunality’s rate and the household-waste charge.
Sources: DGFiP, DVF property sales (Etalab geolocated version), Jul 2023–Jun 2026 · Housing Ministry (DHUP) and ANIL, Carte des loyers 2025 · INSEE, Filosofi 2023 · INSEE, census 2023 · DGFiP, REI local tax rates 2025 · TownRatings grades: our own summary of the data, ranking French towns against each other only, updated November 4, 2026. Under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab).
Contains public sector information under the Licence Ouverte / Open Licence 2.0 (Etalab): INSEE, DGFiP, the Interior Ministry’s statistics service (SSMSI), the Ministry of Education (DEPP), the Health Ministry’s statistics service (DREES) and the Housing Ministry (Carte des loyers). Commune boundaries: IGN Admin Express.