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Tanneron is one of the 9 towns of the Pays de Fayence community of municipalities, in the Var department of Provence; it has 1,750 inhabitants. In 2025, the median price of a house sold there was €4,499/m², −17.7% over one year (20 sales). The town is exposed to the following risks: flooding, ground movement, earthquake, forest fire, radon, dam failure and transport of hazardous materials. 5 natural disaster orders have been issued for it since 1996, the latest for “floods and/or mudslides” (event of 15 October 2024). 28% of working residents work in the town; the main destination of the others is Cannes.
Living in Tanneron Town hall and elected officials Mayor : Julien Augier Place de la Mairie, 83440 Tanneron · 04 93 60 68 13 Town council: 19 seats, 9 women 2 community councillor(s) MP : Philippe Schreck (8e circonscription du Var) See : elected officials · opening hours
Schools 1 nursery/primary school(s), 137 pupils Ecole primaire Hubert Rouaud Catchment-area collège : Collège Les Mimosas See : schools
Health 0 GP(s) 0 pharmacy Nearest A&E: Grasse, 8 km as the crow flies See : health
Tap water 100% compliant samples over 12 months (14) Hardness 27 °f (moderately hard) €5.23 per m³ incl. sewerage (Var: €4.50) See : water, drought
Zou! buses 18 stop(s) 1 school line(s) See : next departures
Planning National planning rules (no local plan) 50 homes authorised 2021–2025 10 permit(s) listed over 24 months See : permits
Markets and events Marché artisanal Bimensuel See : events
Natural and technological risks Flooding Ground movement Earthquake Forest fire Radon Dam failure Transport of hazardous materials
Natural disaster orders 5 since 1996
Latest order Floods and/or mudslides, event of 15 October 2024
Municipal risk information document (DICRIM) No DICRIM on record Source: Géorisques (GASPAR database), extract of 30 October 2026. Risk map of Tanneron (brush clearing, flood zones…) — in French →
Property prices House · 2025 €4,499/m² ▼ −17.7% down 17.7% over one year over one year▼ −7.1% down 7.1% since 2021 since 2021
20 sales in 2025 Flat · 2025 Not enough data n/a change over one year not available (too few sales) over one year n/a change since 2021 not available (too few sales) since 2021
4 sales in 2025 · fragile change Building plot · 2025 Not enough data n/a change over one year not available (too few sales) over one year n/a change since 2021 not available (too few sales) since 2021
1 sale in 2025 · fragile change Median price per m² of houses: Tanneron and Pays de Fayence 3,082 4,038 4,993 5,948 €/m² 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Show the data Year Tanneron Pays de Fayence 2021 €4,842/m² (18 sales) €3,560/m² (659 sales) 2022 €5,065/m² (14 sales, +4.6%) €3,987/m² (590 sales, +12.0%) 2023 €3,882/m² (8 sales, −23.4%) €4,167/m² (400 sales, +4.5%) 2024 €5,470/m² (13 sales, +40.9%) €4,149/m² (366 sales, −0.4%) 2025 €4,499/m² (20 sales, −17.7%) €3,940/m² (446 sales, −5.0%)
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Work and commuting 795 employed residents
28% work in the town
274 jobs in the town
0 bus or train services per day (0 lines)
Main destinations of residents working elsewhere: Cannes (151), Mandelieu-la-Napoule (85), Grasse (55). 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