Luxury homes for sale in Saint-Tropez, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Saint-Tropez has 72 houses for sale, and the market moves at its own pace. Supply is tight. New construction is rare, and the houses that come to market here are genuine independent properties: private gardens, pools, garages and terraces sheltered by maritime pines or Provençal lavender. The buyers are almost always international, coming from London, Stockholm, New York and Geneva. They are not looking for an apartment or a hotel room. They want a house in Saint-Tropez, somewhere that feels like theirs from the moment the gate closes. Ramatuelle, Gassin and Sainte-Maxime all sit within a short drive, but Saint-Tropez itself remains the address that carries weight.

How much does a house cost in Saint-Tropez

Houses in Saint-Tropez start at CN¥10,359,216 for smaller properties set back from the coast and reach CN¥337,276,800 for those with a park, pool and views across the Gulf. The average price is CN¥63,680,293. Floor areas range from 45 to 4857 sqm, with a typical size of 326 sqm and between 1 and 11 bedrooms. What drives value here is privacy, orientation and the quality of outdoor space. A house with a south-facing garden, a well-planted perimeter and no visible neighbours commands a clear premium. So does a property that has been properly renovated using local stone, reclaimed wood and high-end fittings. Ma what matters most to most buyers is simple: can they close the gate and forget the rest of the world exists.

Where to buy a house in Saint-Tropez

Les Parcs de Saint-Tropez is where the most sought-after houses sit. Private roads, gated access and generous plots with mature gardens and pools set this area apart. The houses here are substantial, usually running to several hundred square metres, with garages and guest accommodation built into the property. Ramatuelle produces a different kind of house: stone-built, set among vineyards, often with more land and open views toward Pampelonne beach. It is quieter than Saint-Tropez proper, and buyers who choose it tend to prefer it that way. Gassin, perched on the hills above the peninsula, has houses that look across the entire gulf on a clear day, all the way to the Îles d'Hyères. The old village centre of Saint-Tropez itself still holds a handful of historic townhouses with inner courtyards and wine cellars, rare and rarely for sale. And Sainte-Maxime, across the water, offers comparable quality at a more moderate price point, making it the practical choice for buyers who want the lifestyle without the full Saint-Tropez premium.