Grasse

The city of Grasse attracts a large number of active people working in Grasse companies in the perfume sector as well as in start-ups in the Sophia-Antipolis technology park, located less than 15 km away.

Real Estate prices in Grasse are particularly attractive, especially when compared to coastal cities. As an example, a 75m² sea view apartment with terrace in the city centre is selling for around €185,000.

The properties in its historic centre will especially delight architecture and heritage enthusiasts, who will be amazed to discover the wonders of this city labelled Ville d’Art et d’Histoire (City of Art and History). They will enjoy living in the middle of the 17th and 18th century Grasse buildings and mansions or the arcaded houses that surround the steep streets of the town centre.

The commune of Grasse is made up of 14 hamlets with a peaceful neighbourhood life. Saint-Jacques and Saint-Antoine are among the most popular with families and working people working in the Grasse region.

Saint-Jacques is a village on its own and offers an appreciable balance between entertainment and tranquillity. The 8,000 or so inhabitants of this district benefit from a central square, a post office, shops and a nursery and elementary school.

The Saint-Antoine district, meanwhile, has 4,000 residents and has a typical scattered habitat originally made up of farmhouses and bastides. Saint-Antoine is home to one of the most beautiful hotel complexes in the region, the Bastide Saint-Antoine, whose restaurant is run by starred chef Jacques Chibois.

In these two residential districts, charming apartments and town houses make up the real estate landscape, as well as remarkable bastides offering beautiful services.

Village perched on a hillside, Fayence will seduce buyers looking for authenticity and calm. In this village where the past has left some vestiges, the old stones and old houses, the fountains and wash houses and the small flowered squares are particularly charming.

Between lakes and mountains, surrounded by picturesque Provençal landscapes and lush nature, the village is a great success with tourists and residents who enjoy its exceptional climate, which is at the same time continental southern. From the Clock Tower, it is possible to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view over the entire plain as well as over the roofs of the village and the magnificent landscapes of the Fayence country.

Far from the tumult of the Côte d’Azur coastline, the charming village of Fayence is home to exceptional properties, between luminous architect’s houses and typical stone farmhouses.

Located 5 minutes from Grasse, Peymeinade benefits from a privileged environment, among olive trees and floral cultures. A small Provençal village of barely 2,000 inhabitants in 1970, the commune now has 8,000 inhabitants, a figure that almost triples during the summer season.

Visitors and residents alike appreciate the amenities of Peymeinade, which has many local shops including restaurants and a hypermarket.

In the peaceful lanes of the old village, one can admire its 18th century church with a beautiful round lion-headed fountain, wells and cisterns that once stored water and kept it fresh, and houses painted in trompe l’oeil by the modern artist Guy Ceppa.

The village also offers in its surroundings beautiful country walks on the banks of the Siagne canal or in the Peygros pine forest.

The real estate in Peymeinade is mainly composed of individual houses, from the contemporary villa to the traditional stone farmhouse…

Situated in the Grasse valley between Cannes (12 km away) and Grasse (8 km away), Mouans-Sartoux is a commune of almost 10,000 inhabitants. Formerly an agricultural village specializing in the cultivation of olive trees and floral crops (roses and jasmines for Grasse perfumeries), Mouans-Sartoux has gradually opened up to trade and crafts.

The town has an exceptional living environment thanks to its protected environment and its welcoming town centre. The inhabitants enjoy strolling through the quiet, flowery streets, the fountains, the Saint-Bernardin chapel and the town hall square decorated with plane trees.

Sought after by families for its quality of life, Mouans-Sartoux is rich in a dynamic and diversified associative life thanks to the presence of numerous sports and cultural facilities (gymnasium, stadiums, cinema…) and a large number of events all year round.

Whether you are looking for a main residence or whether your project involves rental investment in Mouans-Sartoux or the surrounding area, Riviera Boulevard will be happy to help you find the perfect property.