Property for Sale in Dordogne

Périgord Noir (Black Périgord)

The most sought-after part of the Dordogne, the Périgord Noir is famed for its golden stone villages, dramatic river valleys and medieval towns such as Sarlat and Montignac. Property prices here are generally higher due to strong international demand.

Périgord Vert (Green Périgord)

The Périgord Vert in the north of the Dordogne is known for its rolling countryside, tranquil river valleys and excellent value property. Less touristy and more authentically French in character, the area includes attractive market towns such as Nontron and picturesque riverside destinations like Brantôme, where property prices are generally lower than in the Périgord Noir.

Périgord Pourpre (Purple Périgord)

The Périgord Pourpre in the south-west of the Dordogne is famed for its vineyards, bastide villages and warmer climate. Centred around the lively riverside town of Bergerac and beautiful medieval villages such as Monpazier, the area offers an attractive mix of lifestyle, accessibility and comparatively affordable property prices.

Périgord Blanc (White Périgord)

The Périgord Blanc occupies the heart of the Dordogne and takes its name from the region’s pale limestone landscapes and architecture. Anchored by the historic capital Périgueux, this central area combines vibrant town life with peaceful countryside and offers a broad range of property styles and price points.

For a detailed town-by-town guide including lifestyle insights and price comparisons across the Dordogne, read our full guide to Where to Buy Property in Dordogne.