Buy an apartment in Bonsecours

In Bonsecours, the median price of an apartment is €2,171/m², roughly €144,457 for an average-size apartment (67 sq m). Half of the apartment transactions fall between €1,791 and €2,750/sq m. Your budget depends on your down payment and borrowing capacity, and you should add notary fees (about 7 to 8% on existing properties).

On an existing property, transfer duties and notary fees run at about 7 to 8% of the price. For a purchase at the median price of an apartment in Bonsecours (€144,457), that is roughly €10,112 to €11,557 to be covered by your own funds, on top of the price. (Indicative calculation, not a quote.)

Over the 12 months ending 31 December 2025 in Bonsecours, the most traded types are house at €2,674/sq m (46 sales), T3 at €2,254/sq m (20 sales), T2 at €2,790/sq m (14 sales). Each type has its own price page with the central range and the average surface.

Over the 12 months ending 31 December 2025, the DGFiP recorded 100 sales in Bonsecours (54 apartments and 46 houses). The median price per sq m of apartments moved +3.3% over one year. These are the real transactions Briveo uses to price a property, never an estimate of our own.

On the median apartment price, compared with Bonsecours, Elbeuf is about 45% cheaper (€1,189/sq m), and Rouen is about 25% more expensive (€2,712/sq m). Widening the search to neighbouring towns is often what makes the budget work; each of them has its own price page.

Your borrowing capacity depends on your income (debt-to-income ratio capped at 35%, insurance included) and the loan term. In Bonsecours, a purchase at the median price of an apartment means financing about €144,457. Use our mortgage simulator to estimate your budget, and read our financing guide.

Checks run before any listing is published on Briveo, and they depend on the channel. A property marketed BY BRIVEO under a mandate requires a signed, unexpired mandate (French Hoguet law), the energy performance certificate with its report and still valid, and complete fee and co-ownership disclosures. A listing published by a private seller, which Briveo hosts without acting as intermediary, requires the energy and greenhouse-gas ratings (French Building Code art. L.126-33) and the co-ownership disclosures, but no mandate. Briveo is not the intermediary for that sale. Every card states which of the two it is.

Yes. Set up an alert with your criteria (budget, surface, number of rooms) and you will be notified as soon as a new matching property is published in Bonsecours.