Is Opio a good place to buy?

Opio is a deliberately quiet olive-growing commune between Grasse and Sophia Antipolis, with Golf d’Opio Valbonne and a working olive mill. It fits buyers who want olive groves and space within reach of the tech park and the coast.

Sector guide · Opio

Village Centre, Opio

Opio’s historic core around the 12th-century Church of Saint-Trophime: narrow Provençal streets, period stone houses and daily village life on foot.

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. Opio median, houses sold for €1M or more, 2021–2025: €7,622/m².
Commune: Opio; 06650 · Alpes-Maritimes

The Village Centre is Opio at its most traditional: a small bastide core climbing the hill above the Plaine de Grasse, anchored by the 12th-century Church of Saint-Trophime, with a market, a handful of shops and the village’s quiet rhythm. Homes are period stone houses and maisons de village for buyers who want walkable Provençal life.

It suits those who value character and walking distance over land: Opio stays deliberately quiet, between Grasse’s perfume heritage and the Sophia Antipolis tech corridor.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Opio’s village centre like?: A small, well-preserved bastide core around the 12th-century Church of Saint-Trophime, with a market and walkable streets.
Is Opio a good place to buy?: Opio is a deliberately quiet olive-growing commune between Grasse and Sophia Antipolis, with Golf d’Opio Valbonne and a working olive mill. It fits buyers who want olive groves and space within reach of the tech park and the coast.

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