€400,004
Le Cannet

52 homes and apartments for sale in Le Cannet, France.
24 properties shown
€400,004
Le Cannet
€3,005,014
Le Cannet
€1,950,021
Le Cannet
Apartment€638,000
Le Cannet
House€995,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€699,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€400,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€930,000
Le Cannet
House€8,900,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€935,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€899,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€500,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€899,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€795,000
Le Cannet
€278,605
Le Cannet
€213,929
Le Cannet
Apartment€298,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€810,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€650,000
Le Cannet
Apartment€579,000
Le Cannet
House€1,950,000
Le Cannet
€495,518
Le Cannet
€3,005,014
Le Cannet
€899,010
Le Cannet
Buyer's guide: Le Cannet
Property for sale in Le Cannet starts at a median asking price of €638,000 across 51 listings, and apartments make up 36 of them. The town sits directly behind Cannes on the French Riviera, so buyers get Côte d'Azur access at a somewhat lower entry point than the seafront.
Asking prices from current RealEstateAbroad listings, in euros. The spread between the lower and upper quarter is more than threefold, so a single median hides a lot.
| Measure | Le Cannet |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €638,000 |
| p25 to p75 | €359,002 to €1,153,160 |
| Median price per m² | €7,084 |
| Median size | 90 m² |
| Listings | 51 |
The mix is 36 apartments, 9 houses and 6 commercial units. Two-bedroom homes are the largest group (19), then 1-bedroom (8), 3-bedroom (7), 5-plus bedroom (5) and 4-bedroom (4). The median size of 90 m² confirms this is mainly a flat market.
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Le Cannet is a residential town on the slopes immediately north of Cannes, with a village centre, a market and quieter streets than the coastal strip. Many apartments have sea or hill views, and the beaches and Cannes rail station are a short journey away. Nice airport is roughly 30 km along the coast. The area is popular with retirees, second-home owners and professionals working in the Sophia Antipolis technology park nearby.
France has no general ban on foreign buyers. Notary fees (frais de notaire) on a resale are typically around 7% to 8% of the price, and about 2% to 3% on new builds. The process starts with a compromis de vente, after which buyers have a ten-day cooling-off period, and then a completion at the notary. Apartments mean co-ownership (copropriété), so ask for the last three years of meeting minutes, charges and any planned works. Annual taxe foncière and, for residents, taxe d'habitation on second homes apply; verify the details locally.
See our France buying guide and France financing guide.
Cannes and Mougins are right next door, with Antibes and Nice along the coast. Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus are farther west in the Var, about 40 km away. The France overview shows the whole country.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Typically, yes, but compare by type and view. Our median is €7,084 per m², which is still a premium Riviera level.
Around 7% to 8% on resales and lower on new builds. Your notary will confirm.
Yes, from some banks, often with a lower loan-to-value. See the financing guide.
Ask for the minutes of the last three co-owners' meetings (copropriété), the charges breakdown, any planned works and the energy performance rating. These documents show whether the building is well run and whether you will face large bills, so request them before signing the compromis.