Real estate photographer in Nice
Fixed prices from 180 €, booked online in a minute, 20 to 40 retouched photos delivered within 24 h. Every district of Nice.
NICE
Why professional photos matter in Nice
Nice is one of the most competitive property markets on the Côte d'Azur. A buyer scrolling a portal decides in a second or two whether to click, and that decision is made almost entirely on the first photo. Professional images generate up to 118% more views and help a property sell measurably faster.
We photograph the Nordic way: natural light, restraint, no heavy filters and no distorted wide angles. Rooms stay bright, open and true to life. It is a quieter style than most Riviera property photography, which is exactly why the listings look calm rather than staged.
HOW IT WORKS
Booked in 60 seconds, no quote
1. Book online
Choose the size of the property and your distance from the centre of Nice. The price appears immediately, payment is secure, and you pick your time slot straight after checkout. No quote, no email back-and-forth, no phone call.
2. The photographer comes to you
A typical two-room apartment in Nice takes about an hour. Be present, or arrange a key handover with the concierge.
3. Delivery within 24 h
Retouched, full-resolution photos via a download link. Unrestricted usage rights. The shoot is in English; you can write to us in English or French.
03 — Prices
What a shoot costs in Nice
Within 10 km of the centre of Nice there is no travel supplement at all. Further out the supplement is fixed: +30 € from 10 to 25 km, +60 € from 25 to 40 km. Nothing else is added afterwards.
Studioup to 50 m²180 €
Apartment51–100 m²240 €
House101–200 m²340 €
Large propertyover 200 m²460 €
20 to 40 retouched photos, every room plus the exterior, delivered within 24 h, unrestricted usage rights. Extras: twilight shoot from 120 €, virtual staging 49 € per photo, 2D floor plan 70 €. Agencies and conciergeries get roughly 15% below these prices. TVA non applicable, art. 293 B du CGI.
Recent work
Districts we cover in Nice
We photograph properties across the whole of Nice: Vieux-Nice, the Carré d'Or, Promenade des Anglais, Cimiez, Mont Boron, Le Port, Libération, Riquier, Fabron, Magnan, Gambetta and Saint-Roch. All of these sit within 10 km of the centre, so they are charged at the base price with no supplement.
We also cover the coast around Nice — Villefranche-sur-Mer, Beaulieu-sur-Mer, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat and Cap-d'Ail — as well as Monaco, Beausoleil, Menton and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a real estate photographer in Nice cost?
From 180 € for a studio, 240 € for a 51–100 m² apartment and 340 € for a house up to 200 m², anywhere within 10 km of the centre of Nice. Fixed prices, shown before you book, no quote needed.
Is there a travel supplement in Nice?
Not within 10 km of the centre, which covers every district of Nice. Between 10 and 25 km the supplement is a fixed +30 €, and between 25 and 40 km it is +60 €. You choose the band when you book, and the price is final.
How quickly are the photos delivered?
Within 24 hours, often the same day, via a download link in full resolution.
How many photos will I receive?
Between 20 and 40 retouched photos depending on the size of the property, covering every room plus the exterior.
Which language do you work in?
Shoots and calls are in English. You can write to us in English or French. Since every price is published and the booking happens online, you can order a shoot in Nice without a single conversation.
Do I need to be present during the shoot?
No. You can be present or arrange a key handover in advance. A typical apartment in Nice takes about one hour to photograph.
Do you offer a rate for estate agencies in Nice?
Yes. Agencies get a dedicated rate 15% below the public price, bookable online, with the same photographer on every shoot.
Is it legal to photograph a house?
Yes, when it is done for the owner or the agency selling or letting it, which is always the case with us. We work on the seller's or the agency's instruction and photograph only the property concerned, never the neighbours.
How do you take good photos of a property?
Tidy every surface, open the curtains, switch on every light, then shoot from hip height with a wide but undistorted lens, in natural light, keeping the verticals straight. That last part is where most phone photos fail. A professional shoot of an apartment in Nice takes about an hour and costs from 180 €.