House€1,250,000
Marseille

168 homes and apartments for sale in Marseille, France.
28 properties shown
House€1,250,000
Marseille
Apartment€314,000
Marseille
€995,000
Marseille
€448,300
Marseille
€55,001
Marseille
€470,005
Marseille
€850,009
Marseille
€361,808
Marseille
€538,189
Marseille
€355,004
Marseille
€179,002
Marseille
€844,009
Marseille
€300,501
Marseille
House€3,980,000
Marseille
Apartment€360,000
Marseille
House€340,000
Marseille
Apartment€440,000
Marseille
Apartment€1,690,000
Marseille
€2,288,539
Marseille
€348,256
Marseille
€542,284
Marseille
€318,406
Marseille
€592,035
Marseille
€233,829
Marseille
€625,866
Marseille
€844,769
Marseille
€990,042
Marseille
€358,206
Marseille
Buyer's guide: Marseille
Marseille is France's second city, a port on the Mediterranean with an unusual property market: in our Marseille real estate listings, commercial units (64) outnumber houses and nearly match apartments (57). The median asking price is €300,501, well below Paris or the Riviera.
These are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad, in euros. The range is wide: the lower quartile is under €175,000 and the upper quartile above €526,000, reflecting the gap between small flats in older districts and sea-view properties.
| Indicator | Marseille |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 151 |
| Median asking price | €300,501 |
| Middle range (p25 to p75) | €174,938 to €526,195 |
| Median price per m² | €3,832 |
| Median size | 94 m² |
Beyond the 64 commercial and 57 apartment listings there are 22 houses and 4 land parcels. Where bedrooms are recorded, three-bedroom homes (25) and two-bedroom (22) lead, with 17 four-bedroom and 10 one-bedroom. Anyone after a home should filter carefully, because a large share of the stock is shops, offices and storage. The apartments for sale in France page and the house listings show wider choices nationally.
The city is divided into 16 arrondissements. Buyers often look at the 7th for sea views around the Vallon des Auffes and Endoume, the 6th and 8th for Castellane and the Prado beaches, and the 1st and 2nd for the Vieux-Port, Le Panier and the regenerated Joliette waterfront near the MuCEM. Calanques National Park is on the southern edge. The TGV from Saint-Charles reaches Paris in roughly three hours, and the airport serves most European capitals. Expect noise, steep streets and variable building condition in older blocks; check the co-ownership accounts and any planned works.
In Marseille the building and its co-ownership accounts matter as much as the street.
There is no general bar on foreign buyers. Notary costs are roughly 7 to 8% on older property and lower on new builds, so budget accordingly, and confirm whether the agent's fee is included in the advertised price. After signing the preliminary contract, buyers get a statutory withdrawal period. Non-resident mortgages are available but lenders usually want a substantial deposit; use the mortgage calculator and see French financing. Our France buying guide covers the legal steps in detail.
For a different pace, Avignon and Nîmes lie roughly an hour or so inland, and Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a classic Provençal village market. Grimaud, Sainte-Maxime and Cavalaire-sur-Mer are on the Var coast, a much longer drive east and a separate, pricier Riviera market. See France property for sale for the whole country.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Our listings show a median asking price of €300,501 across all types, and €3,832 per m². Individual flats vary greatly by arrondissement and building.
The city has an active market for shops, offices and mixed-use buildings alongside housing. Check the property type carefully before enquiring.
Yes, from French and some international lenders, though loan-to-value is usually lower than for residents. Expect to prove income, tax status and source of deposit.
Many look at the 7th, 8th and 6th arrondissements for sea access, and at the Vieux-Port area for walkability. Always visit at different times of day, as noise levels differ.
Generally yes at the median, though prime sea-view addresses in the city can be expensive. The Var coast towns are a separate, typically higher-priced market.