Apartment€749,000
CANNES (FRA)

382 homes and apartments for sale in Cannes, France.
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24 properties shown
Apartment€749,000
CANNES (FRA)
Apartment€599,000
CANNES (FRA)
€1,985,059
Cannes
€623,537
Cannes
€1,205,021
Cannes
€3,100,033
Cannes
€1,422,106
Cannes
€381,908
Cannes
€693,465
Cannes
€990,042
Cannes
€444,220
Cannes
€295,003
Cannes
€1,290,014
Cannes
€659,907
Cannes
€1,415,015
Cannes
€898,010
Cannes
€1,575,017
Cannes
€549,006
Cannes
€1,950,021
Cannes
House€1,990,000
Cannes
Apartment€2,480,000
Cannes
House€3,500,000
Cannes
Apartment€835,000
Cannes
House€5,650,000
Cannes
Buyer's guide: Cannes
Cannes is an apartment market. Of 356 current listings, 278 are flats, and the median asking price is €950,000, or €9,864 per m². The film festival gives the city its name, but buyers also come for the beaches, the Lérins islands and a year-round Riviera lifestyle.
Asking prices from listings on RealEstateAbroad:
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €950,000 |
| Range (p25 to p75) | €449,439 to €1,989,957 |
| Median price per m² | €9,864 |
| Median size | 95 m² |
| Priced listings | 356 |
Apartments are 278 listings. Houses are 48, commercial 24, villas 4 and land 2. Studios are 21, one-bedrooms 51, two-bedrooms 105, three-bedrooms 63, four-bedrooms 21 and 45 have five or more. The jump from a €449,439 lower quartile to a €1.99m upper quartile shows how much location matters. Compare similar flats in other places on the apartments in France page, or villas on the French villa listings.
La Croisette is the seafront boulevard with luxury hotels and the Palais des Festivals. Le Suquet is the old hilltop quarter above the port. Californie, on the hills behind the town, has large villas and sea views, and Palm Beach sits near the eastern end. Prices fall in inland areas like Cannes La Bocca. Nice airport is about 25 km away, and trains run along the coast.
Seasonality matters: festival and summer weeks are expensive and busy, and some buildings restrict short-term lets.
Foreigners can buy freely in France. A compromis de vente is signed, followed by a cooling-off period of ten days, and a notaire completes the deed. Notary fees on resale property are commonly in the region of 7-8% of the price, and new build costs are lower. Non-residents pay French tax on rental income and on gains. Get a lawyer's advice on succession rules before buying. See the France consultation guide, financing and the France overview.
Mougins is the hill village inland, Antibes lies east and Nice further east. West are Saint-Raphaël, Fréjus and Roquebrune-sur-Argens, generally cheaper.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price in our listings is €950,000 and €9,864 per m², among the highest in France.
Yes, with no general restriction.
Few. Houses and villas total about 52 of 356 listings.
Commonly around 7-8% on resale property. Ask your notaire for the exact figure.