Sivry-Rance, located within the municipality of Thuin, is home to 4,798 inhabitants spread over 73.6 km². The average age of residents is 42 years, and the majority of people here own their homes, accounting for 69% ownership. The population has a slightly higher percentage of women at 50.9%. Most residents are Belgian nationals, representing 96.9% of the population, with small percentages from France, Italy, Cameroon, Rwanda, and other countries.
Housing in Sivry-Rance primarily consists of houses, making up 95.6% of buildings, with apartments comprising just 4.4%. The average house here has 6 rooms, which aligns with the national average, and many of the buildings were constructed around 1915. The types of houses are varied, including 53.1% open type houses such as farms or castles, 21.7% semi-closed type houses, and 10.5% closed type houses. There are also some commercial houses and other building types present.
The real estate market for houses in Sivry-Rance includes 10 houses for sale. Prices for these houses vary widely, with the lowest price at €50,000 and the highest reaching €1,300,000, while the average price hovers around €389,692. No houses are currently available for rent in the municipality.
For transport, residents benefit from access to the A54/E420 and A15/E42 highways within about 37 minutes from the center of Sivry-Rance, facilitating travel towards Nivelles, Charleroi, La Louvière, Namur, and Liège. Main roads such as the N53, N596, and D962 also serve the area. Public transportation is available through five bus lines operated by TEC connecting to places like Charleroi, Beaumont, Chimay, Mons, and Philippeville. Several nearby train stations include Erquelinnes-Frontière and Solre-Sur-Sambre.
Education is served by multiple nurseries, primary schools such as Ecole Communale Fondamentale de Rance et de Sautin, and a secondary school called Institut Technique De La Communaute Francaise David Lachman. For daily needs, supermarkets like SPAR and Delhaize are present within the municipality.
While there are no shared bicycles or cars in Sivry-Rance, residents can reach Brussels South Charleroi Airport in about 40 minutes by car or just over two hours by public transport. No electric vehicle charging stations are known to be within the municipality currently.
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