Michelin Guide dining and a winter truffle market, 20 minutes from the coast.
Property in Le Rouret: Prices, sectors and daily life
Villas and homes in Le Rouret, a food village of the Alpes-Maritimes known for its truffles. It has Le Clos Saint-Pierre, listed in the Michelin Guide, a truffle market every January and a working village whose château dates back to the 11th century. Provençal countryside all around, and the Mediterranean beaches 20 minutes away.
2025: DVF median of €6,349/m² for houses sold for €700,000 or more, from 13 sales.
06650 · Alpes-Maritimes · PACA
Heritage
From medieval fortress to food village
The hills of Le Rouret were settled early, in the time of the hilltop oppida, and a château stood here from the 11th century. The de Grasse family held the lordship from the 14th to the 17th century. Le Rouret became a commune in its own right after the French Revolution, in 1793, and in 1830 the hamlet of Bergier, until then part of Châteauneuf, became the village centre.
The 18th-century Church of Saint-Pons, with its painted starry vaults and square bell tower (1852), stands at the centre of the village. Century-old plane trees frame the square and its fountain. The hills hold traces of a long past: the Castellaras hilltop enclosure and its fallen megalith, the Camp du Bois, the Clamarquier dolmen and the remains of a Roman farming estate.
Today Le Rouret, with 4,209 residents (INSEE, 2023), is known for its truffles. Its annual truffle market each January is a high point of village life. Le Clos Saint-Pierre, listed in the Michelin Guide, has put Le Rouret on the food map. Linked to the region’s historic flower and perfume trades (Grasse perfumeries, UNESCO 2018), Le Rouret is still a working village rather than a tourist stop, with a close community and living Provençal traditions.
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Market data
Le Rouret by the numbers
€6,349
Median €/m², 2025
+3% on 2024
€820,000
Median sale price, 2025
13
Qualifying sales in 2025 (DVF)
These figures cover houses sold for €700,000 or more (DVF, DGFiP, 2025). Trend shows the one-year change in median price per m² (2024 to 2025).
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Sectors of Le Rouret
Sector figures: DVF median for houses sold for €700,000 or more, 2021–2025 sales pooled, inside each sector’s cadastral or INSEE boundary. We publish a figure only from 5 sales. A sector with no official boundary has no figure.
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Things to do in Le Rouret
Le Clos Saint-Pierre
Listed in the Michelin Guide. A single menu set by the market, with a truffle menu in season.
Truffle market
Once a year in January, in the village centre: truffle sales, truffle-dog demonstrations and tastings.
Préalpes d’Azur Natural Park
Good hiking and mountain biking, rich flora and fauna and old villages scattered across the protected landscape.
Archaeological heritage
The Castellaras hilltop enclosure, the Camp du Bois, the Clamarquier dolmen and a Roman farming estate show how long these hills have been lived in.
Village square life
Century-old plane trees, a fountain, café terraces and a close local community.
Riviera beaches
Cagnes-sur-Mer, Antibes, and Juan-les-Pins beaches are 20–25 minutes away by car.
Who lives here
Gastronomy lovers
Le Clos Saint-Pierre and the January truffle market draw buyers who care about food.
Buyers who want a real village
For buyers who want a working village rather than a tourist stop.
Families with children
A quiet village setting, the CIV 10 minutes away and Collège César 8 minutes away (American international section). Large gardens and a slower pace of life.
Creative professionals
Artists, writers and remote workers drawn by village life and its quality. Sophia Antipolis is 16 minutes away for those who mix creative work with tech-sector jobs.
Mediterranean climate, village pace
Spring
14–22 °C
The village square comes back to life. The flower farms bloom. The trails are at their best. Restaurant terraces open.
Summer
25–32 °C
Al fresco dining at Le Clos Saint-Pierre. Warm evenings under plane trees. Beaches 20 minutes away.
Autumn
12–22 °C
Truffle season begins. Olive harvest. Golden countryside. Good weather for walks around the village.
Winter
4–14 °C
Truffle market in January. Cosy village bistros. Mild sunny days. Ski resorts 90 minutes away.
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