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Villas and Apartments for Sale in Port Grimaud – Waterfront
Looking for villas and apartments for sale in Port Grimaud? Discover waterfront homes, marina apartments and rare houses with private boat moorings in one of the most distinctive residential destinations on the French Riviera.
Port Grimaud is a unique waterside village in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, famous for its canals, colorful Provençal architecture and direct access to the Mediterranean. Often described as the “Venice of Provence”, it offers a lifestyle that combines a private residence, a marina and the Côte d’Azur in one location.
At Living on the Côte d’Azur, we help international buyers find and purchase property in Port Grimaud, including opportunities offered through our local real-estate network that may not always be widely advertised online.
Property for sale in Port Grimaud
The Port Grimaud property market is unlike almost anywhere else on the French Riviera. Instead of conventional streets, much of the village is organised around canals, pedestrian lanes, bridges and private quays.
Properties for sale generally fall into two main categories:
- Waterfront houses and villas, often with terraces, gardens and a private mooring directly in front of the property.
- Apartments in Port Grimaud, ranging from compact pied-à-terre properties to larger waterfront apartments overlooking the canals, marina or Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
For boating enthusiasts, the combination of a home and mooring is particularly attractive. You can leave your house, step onto your boat and reach the Mediterranean within minutes.
Waterfront villas and houses with private moorings
A waterfront house in Port Grimaud is one of the most characteristic property types in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Many homes have their main living areas opening towards a private terrace on the canal. Depending on the property and its location within Port Grimaud, a mooring may be associated with the house, creating the rare possibility of keeping a boat immediately outside your home.
For buyers searching specifically for a Port Grimaud villa with a boat mooring, the dimensions and legal status of the mooring are important considerations. Boat length, width, draft and access to the open sea should therefore form part of the property search from the beginning.
A larger mooring can significantly influence both the desirability and value of a property.
Apartments for sale in Port Grimaud
Buying an apartment can be an attractive alternative for buyers who want the Port Grimaud lifestyle without maintaining a larger house.
Apartments can offer views over the canals, harbour, boats or Mediterranean, while shops, restaurants and beaches are often within walking distance.
They are particularly interesting as:
second homes on the Côte d’Azur,
lock-up-and-leave holiday properties,
pied-à-terre residences near Saint-Tropez, or
properties with seasonal rental potential, subject to applicable local and co-ownership regulations.
Properties with terraces, open water views, parking and convenient access to a mooring are generally among the most sought-after.
Why buy property in Port Grimaud?
Port Grimaud offers something that traditional Riviera towns cannot easily reproduce: a genuine waterfront lifestyle built around the home.
Instead of driving to a marina, owners can live beside their boat. Restaurants, cafés, beaches and everyday amenities are close at hand, while Saint-Tropez, Grimaud, Gassin, Ramatuelle and Sainte-Maxime are all within the wider Gulf of Saint-Tropez area.
The location is therefore attractive to buyers who want to combine:
Mediterranean living + boating + beaches + Saint-Tropez lifestyle.
It is also a highly recognisable destination internationally, which helps explain the enduring demand for well-positioned waterfront property.
Living in Port Grimaud
Port Grimaud was conceived by architect François Spoerry as a Mediterranean lakeside town where architecture, water and boating would form a single environment.
Today, its pastel façades, tiled roofs, small squares, bridges and canals give it an atmosphere very different from a conventional marina development.
The result feels more like a Provençal village built around water than a modern yacht harbour.
That character is one of the reasons property in Port Grimaud remains popular with French and international second-home owners.
Port Grimaud and Saint-Tropez
One of Port Grimaud’s major advantages is its position in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
Saint-Tropez is nearby, but Port Grimaud offers a different residential experience. Buyers can enjoy the restaurants, boutiques, beach clubs and nightlife associated with Saint-Tropez while returning to the calmer surroundings of a canal-side home.
During the busy summer season, travelling by boat can also become part of everyday Riviera life.
For buyers who love Saint-Tropez but place greater importance on direct boating access, Port Grimaud deserves serious consideration.
Which part of Port Grimaud should you buy in?
Port Grimaud consists of different sectors developed over several phases. The best choice depends heavily on how you intend to use the property.
A buyer primarily interested in boating may prioritise mooring size and navigation access. A family may place greater importance on outdoor space, bedrooms and proximity to the beach. Someone buying a pied-à-terre may prefer an apartment close to restaurants and amenities.
For investment or second-home buyers, factors such as parking, terrace orientation, water views, condition and rental possibilities may become more important.
This is why comparing Port Grimaud properties purely on price per square metre can be misleading.
Two apparently similar houses can have very different values because of their position, orientation, view, outdoor space or associated mooring.
Buying a property with a mooring in Port Grimaud
International buyers should pay particular attention to the relationship between the property and any advertised boat berth.
Before purchasing, we recommend verifying the documentation concerning the mooring and understanding exactly what rights are transferred or available with the property.
Important questions include:
What are the permitted dimensions of the boat?
Is the mooring directly in front of the property?
What rights or agreements apply to the berth?
Are there annual charges or specific regulations?
Is access suitable for the type of boat you intend to own?
These details should be investigated during the buying process rather than assumed from the property advertisement.
Buying property in Port Grimaud with an independent buyer’s agent
Finding the right home in Port Grimaud involves more than browsing property portals.
The same property may appear through several agencies, while other opportunities circulate primarily through local professional networks. For international buyers, comparing properties, organising viewings and understanding the differences between apparently similar waterfront homes can become time-consuming.
Living on the Côte d’Azur acts as an independent buyer’s agent, representing the interests of the purchaser rather than promoting one agency’s portfolio.
We search across our network of local estate agencies and property professionals to identify suitable villas, houses and apartments in Port Grimaud and throughout the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
We can assist with the complete acquisition process, from defining the search and organising viewings to negotiations, technical questions, financing, notary coordination and completion.
Frequently asked questions about Port Grimaud real estate
Is Port Grimaud a good place to buy property?
Port Grimaud is particularly attractive for buyers looking for a second home that combines waterfront living with boating. Its location in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez and its unusual canal-based layout make it very different from most Riviera property markets.
Can you buy a house with a private boat mooring in Port Grimaud?
Yes. A number of waterfront houses are associated with mooring possibilities directly in front of or close to the property. The precise rights and permitted boat dimensions should always be verified for the individual property.
Are there apartments for sale in Port Grimaud?
Yes. Port Grimaud has apartments ranging from smaller holiday homes to larger residences with terraces and views over the canals, marina or water.
How far is Port Grimaud from Saint-Tropez?
Port Grimaud is located within the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. Travel time varies considerably according to season and traffic, while boat connections can provide an attractive alternative during the summer.
Is Port Grimaud suitable for international buyers?
Yes. The area has long attracted international property owners. As with any French property purchase, overseas buyers can acquire real estate in France, subject to the normal legal, financial and notarial procedures.
What makes Port Grimaud property expensive?
Waterfront position, scarcity, views, outdoor space and especially the characteristics of a property’s mooring can have a major influence on value. Properties combining a desirable house with an attractive berth are relatively limited.
Can I rent out my property in Port Grimaud?
Potentially, but rental possibilities depend on the property, applicable French regulations, local rules and any co-ownership or association restrictions. Buyers intending to generate rental income should investigate these conditions before purchasing.
Should I choose Port Grimaud or Saint-Tropez?
They offer different lifestyles. Saint-Tropez provides the famous village atmosphere, luxury shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Port Grimaud is particularly compelling for buyers who prioritise waterfront living and direct access to a boat while remaining close to Saint-Tropez.
Find your property in Port Grimaud
Explore our current selection of villas, waterfront houses and apartments for sale in Port Grimaud below.
If you cannot find exactly what you are looking for, contact Living on the Côte d’Azur with your requirements. Through our extensive local real-estate network, we can search beyond the properties displayed on this page and approach our partner agencies on your behalf.
Whether you are looking for a Port Grimaud waterfront villa with a private mooring, an apartment overlooking the canals, a second home near Saint-Tropez or a Mediterranean base for your boat, our search starts with your requirements — not with a limited portfolio of properties.
