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Airbnb Concierge in Le Cannet

Set against the hills that overlook Cannes, Le Cannet is the residential town where Pierre Bonnard painted for more than twenty years. Ten minutes from the Croisette, it offers travellers flats and houses that are quieter and more affordable than the Cannes seafront. Our concierge service, based in Nice, supports owners who want the Cannes market without the Cannes competition.

Rental management designed to capture Cannes demand from the hills: a single 20% commission (excl. VAT, 24% incl. VAT), all included, no commitment.

Market context

Le Cannet
at a glance.

Le Cannet and Cannes form a single urban area: Boulevard Carnot links the centre of Le Cannet to Cannes railway station in a few minutes, and the Palais des Festivals is a quarter of an hour away. Old Le Cannet, with its Place Bellevue, its lanes and the Bonnard museum housed in a Belle Époque villa, gives the town a village feel that Cannes no longer has. The heights, from L'Aubarède to Les Bréguières, line up villas and residences with views over the bay.

Le Cannet's rental market moves to the rhythm of Cannes: the peaks of MIPIM in March, the Festival in May, Cannes Lions in June and MIPCOM in October are felt directly, with a business clientele happy to accept a ten-minute trip for a more spacious, cheaper place to stay. In summer, families find flats with terraces or houses with gardens at rates noticeably below those of the Croisette.

For an owner, Le Cannet's appeal lies in that gap: purchase prices gentler than in Cannes for almost identical demand. A well-equipped one- or two-bedroom flat near Boulevard Carnot or old Le Cannet fills up during the trade shows and in summer; a pool villa on the heights targets families and international guests. As a guide, income from a well-managed property sits at the upper end of the Nice median (around €20,000 a year per listing), and beyond for properties with a view.

Guest profile

The travellers who book in Le Cannet.

Why this market works on Airbnb

Why Le Cannet performs on Airbnb.

01

Cannes demand at a lower purchase price

Le Cannet captures the event and summer peaks of Cannes directly, without the property prices of the Croisette. The income-to-value ratio is among the most favourable in the Cannes area.

02

A village above the city

Old Le Cannet, Place Bellevue and the Bonnard museum give listings an identity of their own. Guests find the calm and authenticity the Cannes seafront can no longer offer.

03

A season paced by the trade shows

MIPIM, the Festival, Cannes Lions, MIPCOM, Tax Free: the Cannes business calendar fills Le Cannet calendars from March to November, on top of the summer season.

04

Views over the bay of Cannes

The heights of Le Cannet look out over the bay and the Lérins islands. A balcony or terrace with a view remains a decisive argument against the flats without outdoor space in central Cannes.

Key neighbourhoods

Where to invest in Le Cannet.

Old Le Cannet and Place Bellevue

The historic village and its lanes, the Bonnard museum a few steps away. Characterful flats and village houses popular with couples and cultural stays.

Estimated revenue

around €1,600–€3,200 / month depending on the season

Boulevard Carnot and the centre

The artery linking Le Cannet to Cannes station. Practical flats, shops, transport: the steadiest sector for business stays and short breaks.

Estimated revenue

around €1,500–€3,000 / month depending on the season

L'Aubarède and Les Bréguières

The residential heights, villas and residences with pools and views over the bay of Cannes. A family and international segment, in high demand in summer and during the Festival.

Estimated revenue

around €2,500–€5,500 / month depending on the season (villa)

Rocheville

A lively district in the north of town, close to Mougins and the motorway. More affordable properties, well suited to business stays towards Sophia Antipolis and Cannes.

Estimated revenue

around €1,300–€2,600 / month depending on the season

Income potential

How much does an Airbnb earn in Le Cannet?

Average nightly rate

around €90–€180 (pool villas: €300–€600 in summer)

Average occupancy rate

around 58–68%

Typical monthly revenue

around €1,500–€5,500 depending on the property and season

Best-performing property profile

Two-bedroom flat with terrace and bay view, ten minutes from the Palais des Festivals

Indicative ranges, not a guarantee. Actual income depends on the quality of the property, its configuration, the season and the pricing strategy.

Owner tips

Maximise your income in Le Cannet.

Frequently asked questions

Airbnb in Le Cannet: your questions answered.

Yes. Our team is based in Nice, about 30 minutes from Le Cannet via the A8, and we rely on a network of vetted local partners (cleaning, laundry, maintenance). You get the same quality of execution as in Nice, with a weekly report every Friday.

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Palais des Festivals 10 minutes away
Old Le Cannet and the Bonnard museum
Views over the bay of Cannes