Aigre is a market town in the northern Charente, between Ruffec and Angoulême along the Charente valley. This guide explains where it is, what the town offers, what property types you find nearby, how to get there, and what to check before you make an offer. It describes the area; to see what is currently listed, browse Aigre.

Quick answer: Aigre is a quiet market town in the northern Charente, between Ruffec and Angoulême along the Charente river valley. It has a weekly market and local amenities, and the N10 road runs north towards Poitiers and south towards Angoulême. Typical properties nearby are stone farmhouses, village houses and the occasional maison de maître on the outskirts.

Where Is Aigre?

Aigre lies in the northern Charente, positioned between Ruffec and Angoulême along the Charente river valley. For another northern base, see Confolens.

What Does Aigre Offer?

The town has a working weekly market and local amenities. The N10 road gives access north towards Poitiers and south towards Angoulême.

What Property Types Are Found Around Aigre?

Our guide to stone cottages in the Charente explains what to expect from smaller stone properties.

How Do You Get to Aigre?

Aigre is reached by road along the N10, between Poitiers to the north and Angoulême to the south. Check current rail, air and road services before you plan a visit. Our guide for UK buyers in the Charente covers the main routes.

What Should You Check Before Buying?

Check the seller's diagnostic reports, the condition of the building, drainage, boundaries and local planning rules. On an older stone property, ask for the full energy certificate. Your notaire can confirm legal points.

Where to Start

For a first look at what is listed at a set budget, see properties under €150,000. If you would like to talk through a property around Aigre, get in touch — Town & Country Property France is happy to have a conversation without obligation.