Town hall and elected officials
- Mayor : Patrick De Clarens
- 1 place Saint-Sébastien, 83440 Mons · 04 94 39 22 39
- Town council: 15 seats, 7 women
- 1 community councillor(s)
- MP : Philippe Schreck (8e circonscription du Var)
Mons
83440 · INSEE code 83080 · 909 inhabitants
Mons is one of the 9 towns of the Pays de Fayence community of municipalities, in the Var department of Provence; it has 909 inhabitants. In 2025, the median price of a house sold there was €3,222/m², +23.1% over one year (25 sales). The town is exposed to the following risks: flooding, ground movement, earthquake and forest fire. 6 natural disaster orders have been issued for it since 1993, the latest for “floods and/or mudslides” (event of 25 October 2024). 31% of working residents work in the town; the main destination of the others is Cannes.
Key figures
- Population 2023909+1.79% per year since 2017 · 31% aged 65+
- Median standard of living (2023)€25,500per year and consumption unit
- General practitioners00 pharmacy · nearest A&E: Grasse, 20 km as the crow flies
- Town debt (2025)€394per inhabitant · repayment capacity n/a (negative savings)
- Fibre99%of premises can get fibre (Q2 2026)
- Home burglaries (2025)not publishedper 1,000 dwellings · Var: 5.0 ‰
Living in Mons
Schools
- 1 nursery/primary school(s), 54 pupils
- Ecole primaire Maxime Pelacy
- Catchment-area collège : Collège Marie Mauron
Health
- 0 GP(s)
- 0 pharmacy
- Nearest A&E: Grasse, 20 km as the crow flies
Tap water
- 100% compliant samples over 12 months (10)
- Hardness 24 °f (moderately hard)
- €5.32 per m³ incl. sewerage (Var: €4.50)
Zou! buses
- 12 stop(s)
- Regular lines : 803 Fayence – Fayence
- 2 school line(s)
Planning
- Local plan not published online: ask the town hall
- 14 homes authorised 2021–2025
- 9 permit(s) listed over 24 months
Markets and events
- Visite commentée du village de Mons labellisé "Village de Caractère"
Natural and technological risks
- Flooding
- Ground movement
- Earthquake
- Forest fire
- Natural disaster orders
- 6 since 1993
- Latest order
- Floods and/or mudslides, event of 25 October 2024
- Municipal risk information document (DICRIM)
- No DICRIM on record
Source: Géorisques (GASPAR database), extract of 30 October 2026. Risk map of Mons (brush clearing, flood zones…) — in French →
Property prices
House · 2025€3,222/m²
up 23.1% over one year over one yearup 15.3% since 2021 since 2021
25 sales in 2025Flat · 2025Not enough data
change over one year not available (too few sales) over one yearchange since 2021 not available (too few sales) since 2021
4 sales in 2025 · fragile changeBuilding plot · 2025Not enough data
change over one year not available (too few sales) over one yearchange since 2021 not available (too few sales) since 2021
0 sale in 2025- Mons
- Pays de Fayence
Show the data
| Year | Mons | Pays de Fayence |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | €2,794/m² (43 sales) | €3,560/m² (659 sales) |
| 2022 | €3,668/m² (26 sales, +31.3%) | €3,987/m² (590 sales, +12.0%) |
| 2023 | €3,754/m² (22 sales, +2.3%) | €4,167/m² (400 sales, +4.5%) |
| 2024 | €2,617/m² (15 sales, −30.3%) | €4,149/m² (366 sales, −0.4%) |
| 2025 | €3,222/m² (25 sales, +23.1%) | €3,940/m² (446 sales, −5.0%) |
Work and commuting
381employed residents
31%work in the town
133jobs in the town
1bus or train services per day (1 lines)
Main destinations of residents working elsewhere: Cannes (49), Grasse (39), Tourrettes (34). Source: INSEE, commuting data.
By topic
- Property prices →Median prices and changes, compared with the other towns.
- Risks → (in French)Forest fires, floods, brush clearing obligations, disaster orders.
- Public land → (in French)Plots owned by the State, the Department and the town.
- Traffic and transport → (in French)Road traffic, commuting, bus lines.
- Map → (in French)IGN maps and aerial photos.
- My address →Risks, services, schools, water at your address
- Practical →Town halls, opening hours, waste, markets
- Zou! buses →Stops and next departures
- Planning →Local plans and building permits
- Events →Events and weekly markets
- Schools →Schools, results, childcare
- Health →Doctors, pharmacies, emergency care
- Water →Tap water quality, drought, price
- Elected officials →Mayors, councillors, election results
- Population →Residents, ages, housing, income
- Safety →Recorded burglaries, thefts, violence
- Public finances →Budgets, debt and local taxes
- Digital →Fibre, mobile coverage, digital help
- Nature →Forests, summer access, hunting, swimming