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in Courseulles-sur-Mer
From Central Beach to Port, on the Côte de Nacre — price per m² and market analysis of the oyster resort and Juno Beach.
Courseulles-sur-Mer, the oyster resort and Juno Beach
Courseulles-sur-Mer is the main town of the Côte de Nacre canton (21 municipalities) — a family-friendly seaside resort, officially designated a "tourist resort," renowned throughout Normandy for its oysters and its active fishing and pleasure port. Its beach corresponds to the Canadian sector of Juno Beach during the D-Day landings of June 6, 1944, commemorated at the Juno Beach Centre.
The average price in 2026 is around €3,340 to €3,520/m² for all types of properties, but the analysis of prices by street reveals a significant gap between the seafront — where the avenues bordering the central beach exceed €4,000/m² — and the residential areas set back, where prices can fall below €2,000/m².
Sources: immovrai.com/data DVF (2026, price per street) · MeilleursAgents (May 1, 2026) · efficity (May 2026) · SeLoger (January 2026) · Orpi (March 2026) · PAP.fr/data DVF (May 1, 2026) · explore-calvados.com · coeurdenacretourisme.com.
The districts of Courseulles-sur-Mer — summary
| # | Neighborhood | Situation | Average price €/m² | Segment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Central Beach / Avenue de la Combattante Seafront, seawall, Juno Beach |
Seafront | 4 000 – 4 060 € Avenue des Canadiens included |
Ultra-prestige |
| 2 | East Beach / Avenue des Essarts Second fine sandy beach |
Seafront | 3 225 – 4 010 € Apartment / House |
Prestige |
| 3 | Town center / Port Fishermen's houses, fish market |
Center | ~3 300 – 3 500 € Near medium-sized town |
Prestige |
| 4 | Periphery / Housing developments, residential lanes and cul-de-sacs |
Periphery | 1 800 – 2 700 € Set back from the sea |
Prestige |
Neighborhood profile — prices, profiles and market
Avenue de la Combattante runs alongside the central beach of Courseulles-sur-Mer — a 600-meter pedestrian promenade lined with white beach huts, between the wooden jetty and Camping Cap Fun. It is the liveliest and most sought-after area of the resort, in the immediate vicinity of shops, restaurants and the D-Day landing promenade.
DVF data by street (immovrai.com, 2026) shows levels between €4,000 and €4,060/m² on the seafront avenues (Combattante, Avenue des Canadiens), well above the city average — confirming the expected premium for the immediate proximity of Juno Beach.
Courseulles-sur-Mer boasts two fine sandy beaches: one on the west side around the main beach, and the other on the east side along Avenue des Essarts. This area, quieter and more residential than the heart of the resort, offers swimming and walks along the promenade in a more peaceful atmosphere outside of peak season.
Available street data shows houses around €3,225/m² and apartments up to €4,010/m², a level close to that of the central beach despite less frequent use.
The charming town center of Courseulles-sur-Mer invites leisurely strolls among fishermen's cottages, seaside villas, and local shops. Before becoming a seaside resort, the town was known for its fine lace and shipyards, which for a long time shaped the port's identity. The still-active fishing and pleasure port continues to structure the life of the neighborhood year-round.
This sector is being negotiated close to the average city (€3,340 to €3,520/m² according to MeilleursAgents and efficity), without the seafront premium but with the advantage of a permanent neighborhood life and shops in the immediate vicinity.
Residential developments set back from the seafront—with lanes and cul-de-sacs serving detached houses—offer the most accessible entry point to the town. DVF data by street shows prices ranging from €1,800 to €2,700/m² depending on the distance to the sea and the size of the plots, compared to over €4,000/m² on the seafront avenues—a difference of more than double within the same town.
Courseulles-sur-Mer Market — Trends and Analysis
The market in Courseulles-sur-Mer is characterized by a marked price difference between the seafront and the residential areas further inland—a more pronounced polarization than in neighboring towns along the Côte de Nacre. The town benefits from excellent transport links, being less than 20 km from Caen, and a gastronomic reputation (oysters) that contributes to its year-round appeal, extending beyond the summer season.
Courseulles-sur-Mer stands out for its dual identity as a seaside resort and active fishing port : unlike more exclusively touristic resorts, local life thrives year-round thanks to oyster farming and port activities. For a comparative overview with Ouistreham and Luc-sur-Mer, see our Côte de Nacre Real Estate Prices report.
As on the entire Normandy coastline, energy performance (DPE) is becoming an increasingly decisive criterion in negotiations, particularly for old fishermen's houses in the town centre and port.
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Sources: immovrai.com/data DVF (2026, price per street) · MeilleursAgents (May 1, 2026) · efficity (May 2026) · SeLoger (January 2026) · Orpi (March 2026) · PAP.fr/data DVF (May 1, 2026) · explore-calvados.com · coeurdenacretourisme.com. Prices shown are indicative market ranges. They do not constitute guaranteed selling prices.
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