In 2025, 197 sales were recorded in Uzès: enough to choose from, never enough for the finest addresses.
After +20% since 2021, the past year pauses (-1%): room to negotiate, no reason to worry.
Sales range from €2,000/m² to €4,900/m²: address and condition make the price.
The Uzès market is small and closed, and that is its nature: a handful of private mansions of the 17th and 18th centuries around the dukes’ castle, village houses in the medieval lanes, farmhouses in the countryside of the Uzège. The international clientele, Anglo-Saxon and Dutch first, keeps the level high for the Gard, and most sales happen without a listing: the notary, the neighbour and word of mouth make the market.
The scarcity comes from the very shape of the town: the old centre holds only a limited number of doors, and each one sells dearly when it sells. The stone calls for respectful restoration, roof timbers and renders included, under the rules of a town of art and history. Around it, the farmhouses of the Uzège offer countryside, dry stone and vines, provided the works and the year-round upkeep an estate demands are accepted.
For a buyer, Uzès plays on patience: the right address arrives before the right listing, and the network weighs more than the budget. The gaps are wide between a neglected house and a mansion restored to current taste, and the line often runs inside one building, between the renovated floor and the ground floor left as it was. It is a market read on the ground, slowly, glass in hand on the square.
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