€1,155,012
Saint-Raphaël

210 homes and apartments for sale in Saint-Raphaël, France.
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24 properties shown
€1,155,012
Saint-Raphaël
€1,560,017
Saint-Raphaël
€278,605
Saint-Raphaël
€275,003
Saint-Raphaël
€189,949
Saint-Raphaël
€13,432,729
Saint-Raphaël
€1,511,016
Saint-Raphaël
€1,334,318
Saint-Raphaël
€1,145,012
Saint-Raphaël
€3,250,035
Saint-Raphaël
€1,380,015
Saint-Raphaël
€2,095,022
Saint-Raphaël
€1,201,001
Saint-Raphaël
€1,668,336
Saint-Raphaël
€1,582,909
Saint-Raphaël
€1,290,014
Saint-Raphaël
€1,402,005
Saint-Raphaël
€1,490,016
Saint-Raphaël
€1,129,344
Saint-Raphaël
€1,072,628
Saint-Raphaël
€2,964,813
Saint-Raphaël
€5,829,126
Saint-Raphaël
House€475,000
Saint-Raphaël
House€960,000
Saint-Raphaël
Buyer's guide: Saint-Raphaël
Saint-Raphaël is a Var resort at the foot of the red Esterel hills, less showy than Cannes but with a similar climate, and its 202 listings carry a median asking price of €880,000. Houses and apartments are fairly evenly split.
Asking prices come from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. The middle half runs from €475,000 to €1,359,000, which indicates a mix of town-centre flats and villas in the hills. The median ask per square metre is €6,845 and the median size is 126 m².
| Measure | Saint-Raphaël |
|---|---|
| Listings | 202 |
| Median asking price | €880,000 |
| Quartile range | €475,000 to €1,359,000 |
| Per m² | €6,845 |
| Median size | 126 m² |
Houses (99) and apartments (83) lead, followed by 14 commercial units and six villas. Bedroom counts: three studios, 23 one-bedroom, 39 two-bedroom, 40 three-bedroom, 42 four-bedroom and 40 with five or more. The large number of four-bedroom-plus homes suits families and holiday-rental owners.
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The town has a seafront promenade, a port and a Belle Époque centre, and outlying districts include Valescure with its historic golf course, Boulouris and Agay, a bay at the edge of the Esterel. A train station connects to Nice and Marseille and has long-distance services, while Nice airport is around 45 minutes away by road.
Neighbours in our data: Fréjus is adjacent, Roquebrune-sur-Argens is close, Sainte-Maxime and Grimaud lie across the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, and Cannes and Mougins are along the coast to the east.
Foreigners can buy freely. The process runs from an offer to a preliminary contract (compromis de vente) with a cooling-off period, then the deed before a notary. Notary fees and taxes on older property typically add about 7% to 8% of the price; on new builds the cost is lower but VAT is included. Annual taxes include the taxe foncière and, for second homes, the local housing tax. Capital gains for non-residents are taxed in France, so ask a tax adviser before you invest.
Our France buying guide, mortgage guide and the France page go into more detail. Fire-risk zones in the Esterel require brush clearing, so ask about it.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Our data does not compare directly, but it generally positions itself as a quieter alternative. Compare current listings.
Beautiful views, but wildfire rules, including mandatory clearing around buildings.
Not always for the purchase, but it is useful for paying local taxes and utilities.
Yes, non-resident mortgages exist, typically with a larger deposit than for residents.
Usually two to three months from the preliminary contract.