Located in the Port district of Nice, facing the harbour at 8 quai des Docks, Le Neptune residence enjoys a particularly sought-after location. It is close to the city’s main tourist and gastronomic sites.

Built in the 1970s, it accompanies the development of the port area. Its architecture, reminiscent of Niçois baroque palaces with their ornate ironwork, gives it a distinctive old-fashioned charm.

The Port district of Nice

The residence is a 15-minute walk from the flower market and place Garibaldi, and a 10-minute walk from the tram station linking the port to the airport in under 30 minutes. With its ochre façades, shops, restaurants and bistros, the Port of Nice offers a lively way of life.

The district has been changing for several years, with urban renewal projects, the renovation of older buildings and the arrival of the tram line directly at the Port. It offers a wide variety of housing, from older buildings typical of Niçois architecture to more modern residences.

Le Neptune, a 20th-century residence facing the port

With its bright façade, louvred shutters, high ceilings and main entrance with an arcade, Le Neptune blends into the urban setting of the Port. Its waterfront position makes it a popular address for its lively surroundings.

Living at Le Neptune: balcony, terrace and sea views

Some apartments in Le Neptune Port de Nice have a balcony or terrace with a south-facing exposure and a view of the sea or the Port. Depending on the floor and orientation, they offer a bright, open outlook over the harbour.

What is an apartment at Le Neptune worth?

According to MLS Côte d'Azur data, ten apartments were sold at Le Neptune between October 2022 and June 2026, at prices ranging from €4,527 to €15,336 per m², with an average of about €8,740/m². These differences reflect size, floor, condition and features (balcony, terrace, view).

Four one-room apartments of 27 to 36 m² sold for between €190,000 and €249,000, or €6,822 to €8,148/m². Four two-room apartments of 36 to 55 m² sold for between €249,000 and €450,000, or €4,527 to €12,167/m². A 63 m² three-room apartment with a terrace on the 5th floor sold for €960,000 in September 2023 (about €15,336/m²), and a 132 m² four-room apartment with a terrace on the 5th floor sold for €1,160,000 in December 2023 (about €8,759/m²).

The most recent sale, a 36 m² two-room apartment with outdoor space, was completed in June 2026 at €438,000, or about €12,167/m². Among the properties currently for sale, average asking prices are about €9,096/m² for one-room apartments and €8,599/m² for two-room apartments.

These figures rely on a limited number of transactions and are not a market average. A personalised valuation takes your apartment’s characteristics into account when you put it on the market.

Our agency’s view of Le Neptune

Le Neptune offers an interesting profile for buyers seeking a waterfront address in a lively, well-connected district. Apartments with a balcony, terrace or open view stand out in the residence’s market.

To assess a property, it is important to look closely at its floor, exposure, view, outdoor space and condition. These criteria can lead to significant differences in value between two apartments in the same residence.

FAQ about Le Neptune

Where is Le Neptune in Nice?

Le Neptune is at 8 quai des Docks, 06300 Nice, facing the harbour in the Port district.

When was Le Neptune built?

The residence was built in the 1970s. Its architecture recalls Niçois baroque palaces, with ornate ironwork and a main entrance with an arcade.

What is the price per m² at Le Neptune?

According to MLS Côte d'Azur, sales between October 2022 and June 2026 range from €4,527 to €15,336 per m², with an average of about €8,740/m². The price depends heavily on size, floor and features.

Do the apartments at Le Neptune have a balcony or sea view?

Some apartments have a balcony or terrace, with a south-facing exposure and a view of the sea or the port. This depends on the floor and orientation of each property.

How do I get to the airport from Le Neptune?

The tram station is about a 10-minute walk from the residence. It links the port to Nice airport in under 30 minutes.

Is the Port district suitable for a rental investment?

The Port district is evolving, with urban renewal projects and the arrival of the tram. These factors support its appeal, which should be assessed according to the type of property and each investor’s plans.

Looking for an apartment at Le Neptune?

Would you like to buy an apartment at Le Neptune or in the Port district? Discover our properties in Nice and contact our team for support with your search.