What is Châteauneuf-de-Grasse’s old village like?

A medieval hilltop core of narrow alleys and old stone houses around the 17th-century church.

Why choose Châteauneuf over Mougins or Valbonne?

It offers the same access to Grasse, Sophia Antipolis and the coast, with real medieval character, and it is quieter. Its 2025 DVF median is €8,705/m², against €10,073/m² in Mougins and €8,986/m² in Valbonne, all for houses sold for €1M or more.

Sector guide · Châteauneuf-de-Grasse

Historic Village, Châteauneuf-de-Grasse

Châteauneuf’s medieval hilltop core: narrow alleyways, old stone houses and a listed 11th-century chapel nearby, for buyers who want walkable village character.

Châteauneuf-de-Grasse village

Median price per m²: Too few recorded sales to publish a figure; Only 3 house sales of €1M or more in 2021–2025 (DVF), below our 5-sale minimum. Châteauneuf-de-Grasse median, houses sold for €1M or more, 2021–2025: €8,033/m².
Commune: Châteauneuf-de-Grasse; 06740 · Alpes-Maritimes

The Historic Village is Châteauneuf at its most characterful: narrow medieval alleys winding between old stone houses (the upper village burned in the 16th century) and the 17th-century church of Saint-Martin. Homes are character village houses for buyers who want Provençal village life on foot.

Châteauneuf is positioned as a quieter alternative to Mougins and Valbonne with the same access to Grasse, Sophia and the coast.

Prices and buying in Châteauneuf-de-Grasse

Selling in this sector

Frequently asked questions

What is Châteauneuf-de-Grasse’s old village like?: A medieval hilltop core of narrow alleys and old stone houses around the 17th-century church.
Why choose Châteauneuf over Mougins or Valbonne?: It offers the same access to Grasse, Sophia Antipolis and the coast, with real medieval character, and it is quieter. Its 2025 DVF median is €8,705/m², against €10,073/m² in Mougins and €8,986/m² in Valbonne, all for houses sold for €1M or more.

Other Châteauneuf-de-Grasse sectors