Houses by size
2021 à 2025| €/m² | median price | sales | |
|---|---|---|---|
| under 80 m² | €3,397 | €217,250 | 49 |
| 80 à 110 m² | €3,048 | €282,804 | 124 |
| 110 à 150 m² | €2,969 | €365,000 | 129 |
| over 150 m² | €2,805 | €493,000 | 61 |
Melesse has 7,541 inhabitants. A house sells there for a median €2,985/m², a flat for €3,222/m². Prices, land, energy certificates and planning rules, based on notarial sales and public data.
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Compared with nearby sales of the same type and similar size, with the effect of its energy rating and the real cost of works to improve it.
14 sales of houses of similar size signed since June 2024, within 400 m of a point in the middle of your street. Prices brought to 2025 levels with the departmental index of existing-home prices (Fonciris). Range between the first and third quartiles of prices per m², weighted by distance, size, number of rooms and date of sale.
Financed at 100% over 20 years, €77,000 cost €356 a month at the end-2021 rate (1.1%), against €441 today (3.4%), i.e. +24%. With the 2021 monthly payment, a buyer can now only finance €62,000.
Your property Comparable sales · circles every 100 m
| Date | Address | Area | Rooms | Land | Price | €/m² | EPC | Distance |
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Prices since 2021, most sought-after homes, sales detail, streets, planning rules and plot potential in the town, based on notarial sales and public data.
In Melesse, houses sold for a median €2,985/m² in 2024 and 2025, about €325,000 for a house, and flats for €3,222/m². House prices are stable compared with 2021-2022. Its price is around the average for Ille-et-Vilaine: 16th out of 44 towns analysed for house prices. Buyers there mostly buy 5-room houses (30%), 4-room houses (18%) and houses with 6 or more rooms (18%). About 83 houses and flats sell there each year. The land registry and the planning map reveal 14 plots that could be split off along the street and 97 buildable vacant plots. The town has about 3,440 homes, 72% of them houses; 17% date from before 1946 and 54% from after 1990. Prices across Ille-et-Vilaine →
147 sales in 2024 and 2025
46 sales in 2024 and 2025
sales from 2021 to 2025
2024-2025 compared with 2021-2022
11.0 per 1,000 inhabitants
300 to 1,500 m², 32 sales in 5 years
of certificates issued since 2021
flat, service charges included (rent map 2025)
Sales over the last two years show what buyers really buy in Melesse: top of the list, 5-room houses (30%), 4-room houses (18%) and houses with 6 or more rooms (18%). For a buyer, these are the most contested properties; for an investor, the easiest to resell.
| Property type | share of sales | size | price | €/m² | land |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-room house | 30% | 114 m² | €353,000 | €3,058 | 510 m² |
| 4-room house | 18% | 90 m² | €274,000 | €3,142 | 520 m² |
| House, 6 rooms or more | 18% | 151 m² | €383,000 | €2,611 | 970 m² |
| 1-bedroom flat (T2) | 12% | 46 m² | €150,000 | €3,261 | – |
| House, 3 rooms or fewer | 11% | 70 m² | €229,000 | €3,172 | 620 m² |
| 2-bedroom flat (T3) | 10% | 64 m² | €210,000 | €3,277 | – |
| Flat, 3+ bedrooms (T4+) | 2% | 75 m² | €222,000 | €2,765 | – |
165 sales of houses and flats where the number of rooms is known; median values. Notarial sales (DVF), street without house number.
| €/m² | median price | sales | |
|---|---|---|---|
| under 80 m² | €3,397 | €217,250 | 49 |
| 80 à 110 m² | €3,048 | €282,804 | 124 |
| 110 à 150 m² | €2,969 | €365,000 | 129 |
| over 150 m² | €2,805 | €493,000 | 61 |
| Land | price | sales |
|---|---|---|
| under 600 m² | €320,000 | 151 |
| 600 à 1,200 m² | €320,000 | 53 |
| 1,200 à 2,500 m² | €252,826 | 12 |
| over 2,500 m² | €300,000 | 24 |
Large plots are often further from the centre: the gap reflects both size and location.
| Area | median price | €/m² | sales |
|---|---|---|---|
| under 500 m² | €125,000 | €365 | 21 |
| 500 à 800 m² | €141,500 | €238 | 7 |
| 800 à 1,200 m² | €70,200 | €59 | 3 |
| 1,200 à 2,500 m² | – | – | 1 |
| over 2,500 m² | €130,078 | €4 | 9 |
Other land sold on its own (gardens, fields, meadows, woodland, business land or outside residential zones): 65 sales, €17,000 median, all sizes. Not to be confused with building land.
Building land: a plot classed as “building land” by the tax authorities, or located in a residential urban zone of the local plan. Notarial sales of land alone, 2021 to 2025.
| Rating | €/m² | sales |
|---|---|---|
| A, B or C | €3,217 | 72 |
| D or E | €2,969 | 41 |
| F or G | €2,730 | 6 |
A house rated D or E sells for +9% per m² compared with one rated F or G: that is the starting margin of an energy renovation, before the cost of works.
| €/m² | sales | |
|---|---|---|
| under 35 m² | €3,153 | 6 |
| 35 à 55 m² | €2,994 | 52 |
| 55 à 80 m² | €2,976 | 52 |
| over 80 m² | €2,204 | 16 |
| Rue | €/m² | sales |
|---|---|---|
| Rue Gilles Gahinet | €3,903 | 7 |
| All D'ancyre | €3,480 | 5 |
| Rue De La Pomme Chailleux | €3,450 | 7 |
| Rue De Chevaigne | €3,443 | 5 |
| Rue De La Meziere | €3,399 | 12 |
| Rue | €/m² | sales |
|---|---|---|
| Rue Des Chenes | €2,211 | 25 |
| Rue Des Alleux | €2,164 | 5 |
| Rue De Saint Germain | €2,076 | 7 |
Streets with at least 5 sales from 2021 to 2025.
We have screened every plot in Melesse: planning zone, area, buildings, street frontage and energy certificates.
built plots with at least 30 m of street frontage and 500 m² free
500 m² free at the back, 3.50 m access possible
over 2,500 m² free: several lots possible
plots without buildings in a residential zone
EPCs issued since 2021, matched to their plot
A first automatic sort, based on the land registry (Parcellaire Express), BD TOPO buildings and the zones of the Géoportail de l’urbanisme: the zone rules, access, utilities, any housing-estate rules and neighbouring plots with the same owner then decide. Splitting off a plot: the method →
La Mézière · Betton · Gévezé · Saint-Grégoire · Pacé · Thorigné-Fouillard · Vezin-le-Coquet · Rennes · Saint-Gilles · Cesson-Sévigné · Liffré · Le Rheu
Age, materials, empty homes, social housing and ground: the town's housing stock, building by building, so you know what you will be viewing.
of which 72% in detached houses
median year of construction
of private housing, of which 2% empty for more than 2 years (1 January 2025)
of homes, according to the social landlords' register
Share of homes by the building's year of construction.
Main wall material declared to the tax authorities. Mixed houses (stone and brick, for example) count under the first traditional material listed.
3 disused sites listed in the national brownfield inventory: former industrial, commercial, public or farm sites. Land to redevelop, sometimes contaminated.
All brownfields in the département →
Source: Cartofriches (Cerema); names open the aerial view of the site on the Géoportail. Sites owned by private individuals are not detailed; sites from pollution inventories are not all verified.
In Melesse, 46 private homes have been empty for more than two years. Behind these figures there is often a situation that is stuck:
I work with buyers looking for these properties, including ones to renovate: private buyers, investors, property dealers. I give you a valuation based on real sales in the neighbourhood and the cost of works, then a suitable solution: a sale to a buyer who is searching (MandaO method: buyers' offers set the price), a deferred-payment or viager sale, or letting it again with management handled by Ma Gestion Locative.
40% of homes date from 2006 or later: recent, better insulated supply that pushes prices up.
The town is in a high radon-potential zone: this is stated in the risk report given to the buyer, and good ventilation of ground-floor rooms is usually enough.
Source: national buildings database (BDNB) by CSTB, 2026-02.b release, Open Licence. It cross-references land registry files, ADEME energy certificates, the social housing register and Géorisques. Vacant homes: LOVAC (DGFiP, Cerema, Ministry of Ecological Transition), private housing as of 1 January 2025. Figures rounded.
When rates rise, each monthly payment buys fewer square metres. Buyers become scarcer, sales fall and prices stop rising. Here is what European Central Bank figures and sales in Melesse show.
The ECB raised its three key rates by 0.25 point on 10 September 2026. Banks are passing it on: the average mortgage rate reached 3.40% in September (+0.09 point in one month) and 20-year rate sheets exceed 3.60% in October. Next ECB meeting on 29 October 2026.
Sources: European Central Bank (3- and 12-month Euribor, monthly averages up to September 2026; household borrowing cost for home purchase in France, new loans); DVF, sales of houses and flats in the town, yearly median when at least 6 sales are available.
When banks lend at more than 3%, two levers help a buyer finance a property: making banks compete through a broker, or doing without a bank through a deferred-payment sale, where the seller provides the credit.
A broker compares offers from many banks and negotiates the rate, borrower insurance and arrangement fees. I work with a Pretto broker (Finspot, ORIAS no. 17,000,916): fees of €1,890 + 0.3% of the amount borrowed for a standard application, paid only if the loan is signed.
Transparency: I may be paid by Pretto for the introduction.
The same techniques don't pay off everywhere. Each card shows what local sales reveal.
Tick what describes your property. The list updates with the options worth studying. This is a first screening, not a study: the local plan, the co-ownership rules and the building's condition then decide.
Tick at least one box to see the techniques that apply.
The general rules that apply everywhere, gathered on reference pages.
Since 2023, an energy audit has been compulsory to sell a house rated F or G, and since 2025 one rated E. These audits cost the works step by step. We used those from the area to give real costs, not national averages.
| Works for a house | Median cost per m² | For 100 m² | Audits |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-G → E | €261 | €26,100 | 710 |
| F-G → D | €286 | €28,600 | 704 |
| F-G → C | €404 | €40,400 | 685 |
| E → D | €243 | €24,300 | 402 |
| E → C | €262 | €26,200 | 401 |
| Flat F-G → D | €251 | €16,315 (65 m²) | 27 |
Share of audits that include each item in the steps leading to rating D. An audit usually combines several.
Median saving: €1,900 a year, for energy use cut by 61%. With median works of €25,600, the saving pays back the works in about 13 years, before grants.
Standard bill calculated by the auditor (EPC method, standard use), median of 925 audits. The real bill depends on occupancy and energy prices.
Share of F or G houses whose insulation the auditor judges inadequate.
Main heating: gas 53%, oil 21%, electricity 18%, wood 7%.
Buy a flat to renovate, bring it up to standard, let it and hand over the management. The calculator starts from real sale prices and the town's market rents; adjust each line.
Advertised rent including service charges, before void periods and tax. These are benchmarks: each property is costed on quotes.
I help you choose the property based on real local sales, get the works costed, then find and move in the tenant. The tenancy is then managed by my partner Ma Gestion Locative.
Before any works, division or change of use, three documents decide: the local plan (PLU), the heritage area and the risk-prevention plan.
They come on top of national grants (MaPrimeRénov', energy-saving certificates) and cannot always be combined. Never start works before approval.
Source: ANIL, local grants for works, sheets updated in 2026, and local authority websites. Indicative amounts: limited budgets, rules renewed every year. For free advice: France Rénov' and the ADIL of Ille-et-Vilaine.
The Denormandie scheme is for individuals who buy an older home to renovate, or a building to convert into housing, in an eligible town, then let it unfurnished for 6, 9 or 12 years. Melesse signed a territorial revitalisation agreement (ORT) on 12 December 2022: it is one of the eligible towns. The scheme is open until 31 December 2027.
| Letting period | Total reduction | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| 6 years | 12% | 2% |
| 9 years | 18% | 2% |
| 12 years | 21% | 2% then 1% |
Calculated on the total cost of the project, up to €300,000 a year and €5,500 per m² of living space. A 6-year commitment can be extended twice by 3 years, a 9-year commitment once by 3 years.
| Tenant income, zones B2 and C | Cap 2026 |
|---|---|
| Single person | €32,530 |
| Couple | €43,439 |
| + 1 dependant | €52,239 |
| + 2 dependants | €63,066 |
| + 3 dependants | €74,189 |
| + 4 dependants | €83,611 |
Reference taxable income for the year before last. 2026 rent cap in zones B2 and C: €10.26 per m² per month excluding service charges, multiplied by a size coefficient (0.7 + 19 ÷ area, at most 1.2).
Indicative estimate. The reduction cannot exceed the tax due and counts towards the overall cap on tax breaks (€10,000 a year). Have your project checked by a notary or a tax adviser.
If your property needs renovating, it is a target for Denormandie investors. Highlighting eligibility, a quote for works and the possible capped rent helps a buyer decide without you having to do the works yourself.
A ground-floor shop or a garage converted into a home is eligible. Depending on the town, this can be combined with a local grant for bringing empty homes back into use: see the Grants section, subject to each grant's rules.
On 8 October 2026, the National Assembly finance committee adopted amendments to the 2027 finance bill extending Denormandie until 31 December 2030. It has not been voted yet: 31 December 2027 remains the date in law.
Sources: Service-Public.fr (sheet F35011, updated 11 March 2026), BOFiP 2026 ceilings, ABC zoning in force since 26 June 2026 (data.gouv.fr), law no. 2024-322 of 9 April 2024, Immo Matin of 12 October 2026.
Living far away, investing, or moving back to the area? We search for you, an adviser from the network sees each shortlisted property in person, and you receive their price analysis. You only travel for the properties worth the trip.
Before viewing, check the price of the listing you like: is this property fairly priced?
Property sold by an agency: its own fees apply, shared with us; you pay nothing extra. Property sold privately: fees incl. VAT paid by the buyer, calculated on the net price to the seller, excluding notary fees, payable on completion.
| Purchase price | Fees incl. VAT |
|---|---|
| Purchase price under €100,000 | €6,900 incl. VAT |
| Under €200,000 | €7,900 incl. VAT |
| From 200,000 to €300,000 | 6% incl. VAT |
| From 300,001 to €1,000,000 | 5% incl. VAT |
| From 1,000,001 to €2,000,000 | 4% incl. VAT |
| Above €2,000,000 | 3% incl. VAT |
After buying a rental property: listing with photos and 3D tour, advertising, viewings, checking applications and choosing the tenant with you.
For a Denormandie investment, the rent and the tenant's income are checked against the zone's caps.
For day-to-day management, we work in partnership with Ma Gestion Locative (MGL): once the tenant is found and moved in, MGL takes over managing the tenancy.
We publish the projects of the buyers we support. Offer your property: we check its price against nearby sales and present it to the buyer concerned, at no cost to you.
We also work with property dealers looking for projects: offer your property as it is, without any particular detail, and we pass it on to the right people.
Before making an offer, you need to know what the property is worth here: actual recorded sales nearby, the effect of its energy rating (EPC), the cost of works, the planning rules for the plot. I go through this analysis with you, and an adviser from the network can visit it for you.
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