Find Luxury Properties For Sale in Grasse, France
HOMEHUNTS is an award-winning French property specialist that finds our clients the very best luxury villas, apartments and property for sale in Grasse. Thanks to our network of estate agents and immobilier contacts, we’re able to list spacious, high-end properties on the French Riviera in the South of France. This means HOMEHUNTS are able to handpick a selection of Grasse properties that meet your requirements and specifications.
Featured Properties in Grasse
Nestled within the tranquility of its surroundings, this exceptional, fully renovated stone property provides an unparalleled sense of seclusion and privacy. The panoramic views stretch across the rolling hills and […]
- €5,500,000
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 6
- 410 M²
In perfect harmony with nature, this charming 18th-century farmhouse nestles in magnificent grounds of around two hectares. The main house features a pretty country kitchen, a dining room with fireplace […]
- €2,380,000
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 5
- 260 M²
Nestled in the heart of the Grasse countryside, stunning property of contemporary style mixing harmoniously glass and wood to emphasize light and volumes. The ground level features a beautiful glass […]
- €2,990,000
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 4
- 600 M²
A charming and well maintained villa very well located in St Mathieu, in complete peace and quiet yet with the train station and school accessible by foot. On a garden […]
- €1,175,000
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 2
- 205 M²
For a quiet life among the birdsong, discover this beautiful neo-Provencal villa in perfect condition with a breathtaking view of the Grasse countryside. Away from prying eyes with a plot […]
- €1,050,000
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 2
- 180 M²
This magnificent 18th century bastide is located in Saint Mathieu, one of the most sought after residential areas of Grasse. This elegant property has been completely renovated throughout, it combines […]
- €4,500,000
- Beds: 9
- Baths: 9
- 665 M²
Set in 1,477 m2 of land overlooking Grasse and offering superb views over the Bay of Cannes and the Esterel, this villa of almost 400 m2. Laid out over on […]
- €1,690,000
- Beds: 6
- Baths: 4
- 395.19 M²
Exceptional Bourgeois property built in 1850, which is the origin of a renowned gated domain, nestled on 12 acres wooded park. The sublime mansion of approximately 500m2, the property offers […]
- Price on Request
- Beds: 5
- Baths: 4
- 350.00 M²
This superb villa, located in the sought-after Saint-Jacques neighborhood in Grasse, is set within a highly desirable and year-round residential domain. It offers absolute tranquility and stunning views of the […]
- €1,320,000
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 4
- 164 M²
Dating back from the 18th century, this incredible former mill blends charm and authenticity. Built on a large flat plot of land of about 5000 m2, in a peaceful environment, […]
- €2,490,000
- Beds: 12
- Baths: 12
- 700 M²
An elegant driveway leads to this charming 2,864 m2 Provencal property, from which you can enjoy beautiful views over the picturesque village of Cabris and the surrounding hills. This light-filled, […]
- €2,050,000
- Beds: 4
- Baths: 3
- 250 M²
Set in a dominant position with sea views, this property comprises a main house with a guest house attached, offering 8 bedrooms. It is set in a vast natural plot […]
- €1,500,000
- Beds: 8
- Baths: 3
- 231.25 M²
About the Beautiful Region of Grasse
Overlooking the bay of Cannes, the beautiful region of Grasse is located on the edge of Provence. The city of Nice and its international airport are a short thirty minutes away, making travel to and from France easy. Thanks to the town’s altitude and hilly landscape, Grasse has a fresh climate even during the summertime heat. The charming medieval town feels warm and sheltered, filled with alleyways and olive groves, artifacts and ancient buildings.
A popular location for tourists and property investors
Old Town is Grasse’s centrepiece, showcasing 17th and 18th century buildings, timeworn steps, arched tunnels and large squares. Place aux Aires, Old Town’s main square, has a lovely three-tier fountain along with butcher shops and bakeries.
The Cathedrale Notre Dame du Pay, which was rebuilt in the 17th century, is home to three Peter Paul Rubens paintings, plus a Jean-Honoré Fragonard painting circa 1754. Visit the Navy museum, called the Musée de la Marine and housed in the Hôtel Pontevès, or browse the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire de Provence in the Petit Trianon mansion.
A perfume town since the 17th century, today Grasse is the world’s perfume capital and the perfect place to create your own original scent. Grasse’s climate is perfect for growing flowers, the area’s lavender fields providing a popular ingredient for locally made perfume. In May, attend the four-day annual Rose Festival, followed by the Jasmine Festival every August.
What is the average price of property in Grasse?
Prices for a luxury villa in Grasse range from approximately €5,000 per square foot to upwards of €11,000 per square foot. That puts the average price of property in Grasse at around €8,000 per square foot. Luxury apartments are on the higher end of the average price at approximately €9,500 per square foot.
What are the most popular types of property in Grasse?
Grasse’s luxury homes retain their Provencal charm while being fitted with modern and high-end amenities, like handmade shutters, air conditioning, water-softening systems and open fireplaces. Hallmarks of Grasse property include heated swimming pools, reception rooms, Mediterranean views from countryside settings, and landscaped gardens.
The most common properties in Grasse are villas, many with unique features like chapels, olive groves, gyms, cinema rooms, and wine cellars. That’s one of the main benefits of buying a home in Grasse — you get the best of the French Riviera while having enough space for a sprawling property.
If you’re looking for a more intimate home, high-end apartments are also available. This is a great option if you’re buying a second home in Grasse instead of relocating permanently.
Apartment features mimic much of what area villas offer, such as sunny terraces, panoramic views, swimming pools, gyms and dedicated parking. You can also look for a residence with concierge service, which will put you at ease when you’re away.
What are the best areas to buy property in Grasse?
Grasse is popular with property investors who want to live in the centre of town as well as those who are happier on the outskirts. While Grasse is home to a number of neighbourhoods, the main decision to make is whether you want to be in (or near) the hub of Old Town or in the countryside.
On the one hand, moving a bit farther away separates you from the tourist-heavy sections of Grasse and places you in a more serene and private location. On the other, being within walking distance to town puts you closer to amenities and events.
Countryside property in Grasse is set into porous limestone hills, while tall houses in bright colours liven up the more urbanized streets. Shops, restaurants and cafes aren’t ever very far, especially if you live close to Old Town.
Since you’re bound to find gorgeous property no matter where you’re searching in Grasse, the question is simply how close you want to be to its busiest area.
How does the property buying process work in France?
The property buying process in France begins with finding a home you love. That includes deciding your must-have features and planning viewing trips to see different properties.
Once you’ve found a home you’d like to buy, you’ll make an offer in writing to the homeowner. If it’s accepted, both you and the owner will sign the initial contract, and you’ll pay the deposit.
Next, there’s a mandatory 10-day cooling-off period. During this time, you can change your mind about purchasing the property without penalisation, and you’ll get your deposit back.
Following the cooling-off period, the conveyancing process begins. This lasts for approximately 10 to 12 weeks. During this time, the notaire will handle various tasks related to the property purchase, such as arranging property surveys and preparing the final contract.
While conveyancing takes place, you can work with the notaire and property owner to solve any issues that arise, such as extra costs for repairs. Changes to the initial contract will be reflected in the final contract.
The last steps include making the final payment and signing the deed. At that point, the home is yours!
You can read our complete guide to buying property in France for more information.
HOMEHUNTS property agents are able to find and handpick the best luxury property for sale in Grasse based on your specific search criteria. Use the search feature above to browse our selection of luxury French Riviera homes in Grasse. You can also speak directly to one of our consultants by calling +33 (0)970 44 66 43.