$2,900,000
Carmel
3 bd 2 ba 150 m²
Carmel Real Estate: Houses on California's Central Coast
96 homes and apartments for sale in Carmel, United States.
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Properties for sale in Carmel
24 properties shown
$3,488,888
Carmel
3 bd 3 ba 194 m²
Apartment$1,325,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 123 m²
Apartment$1,178,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 139 m²
Apartment$1,258,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 138 m²
$3,390,750
Carmel
5 bd 4 ba 430 m²
$3,399,000
Carmel
3 bd 4 ba 232 m²
$3,695,000
Carmel
4 bd 3 ba 246 m²
$2,950,000
Carmel
3 bd 4 ba 282 m²
$7,250,000
Carmel
4 bd 3 ba 253 m²
$20,000,000
Carmel
3 bd 3 ba 408 m²
$6,950,000
Carmel
4 bd 5 ba 604 m²
$12,500,000
Carmel
3 bd 4 ba 289 m²
House$1,875,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 179 m²
$8,950,000
Carmel
8 bd 9 ba 763 m²
$3,250,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 149 m²
$4,150,000
Carmel
4 bd 4 ba 374 m²
Apartment$1,150,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 131 m²
$10,750,000
Carmel
5 bd 8 ba 747 m²
$1,750,000
Carmel
3 bd 2 ba 131 m²
$4,950,000
Carmel
3 bd 3 ba 160 m²
Apartment$975,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 127 m²
$2,499,000
Carmel
2 bd 2 ba 114 m²
$3,795,000
Carmel
4 bd 4 ba 396 m²
Buyer's guide: Carmel
Carmel is a coastal California community with a high price tag: median asking price €2,592,526 across 96 listings and €12,257 per m². Houses are 81 of the listings, and the middle half of prices spans roughly €1.58 million to €4.02 million.
Price table
Asking prices in euros from current listings:
| Measure | Carmel |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €2,592,526 |
| p25 to p75 | €1,584,570 to €4,020,651 |
| Median price per m² | €12,257 |
| Median size | 192 m² |
| Listings | 96 |
Types and bedrooms
With 81 houses and 15 apartments, this is a market for cottages and villas. Three-bedroom homes lead with 32 listings, then 26 two-bedroom, 19 four-bedroom, 14 with five or more and five one-bedroom. Because the listing name can cover Carmel-by-the-Sea, Carmel Valley and nearby areas, confirm exactly which part you are viewing, as prices vary sharply between them.
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The Monterey Peninsula setting
Carmel-by-the-Sea is known for its village centre, beach and art galleries, and the surrounding area includes golf courses, vineyards and valley estates. Buyers include retirees, second-home owners and people wanting a coastal base within reach of the Bay Area. The coast is subject to fog, wildfire in the hills and earthquake risk; insurance quotes matter.
Nearby markets include Monterey and Salinas, with Watsonville, Aptos and Santa Cruz farther north around Monterey Bay, and Gilroy inland.
Buying as a foreigner
Foreigners can buy in the United States without a residency requirement. A seller who is foreign faces FIRPTA withholding (15% in many cases) on resale. Non-resident mortgages typically require large deposits, and a title company handles closing. Property tax in California is based on purchase price, roughly 1.1% to 1.3% annually in many places, so confirm locally. Read our US consultation guide, the financing page, and the United States overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Carmel: FAQ
Why is Carmel so expensive?
Limited land, a coastal setting and strong demand push up prices, with a median asking price of €2,592,526.
Are there apartments?
Only 15 of 96 listings, so houses dominate.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?
Sometimes, with a larger deposit. Cash buyers are common at this level.
Does the same price apply across Carmel?
No. Village, valley and hillside areas vary a lot, so compare similar property.
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