Blog on real estate in Monaco
La Lestra, 13 avenue de Grande-Bretagne, Monaco
La Lestra is a prestigious residence at 13 avenue de Grande-Bretagne in Monte-Carlo’s Carré d’Or. Completed in 2013, it combines a contemporary interpretation of Belle Époque elegance with high-end residential amenities.
Les Lierres, 3 avenue Saint-Charles, Monaco
Les Lierres is a character residential building at 3 avenue Saint-Charles, in central Monte-Carlo and immediately close to the Carré d’Or.
Villa Rose, 2 lacets Saint-Léon, Monaco
Villa Rose is a contemporary residence at 2 lacets Saint-Léon in La Rousse–Saint-Roman. Completed in 2002, it offers a quiet residential address close to Larvotto beach and Monte-Carlo.
Palais Miami, 10 boulevard d’Italie, Monaco
Palais Miami is a character building at 10 boulevard d’Italie, on the edge of Monte-Carlo and La Rousse. Built around 1930, it is distinguished by its Art Deco architecture and a vertical silhouette shaped by Monaco’s steep topography.
France’s 3% property tax: what changes in 2026 for Monaco companies?
Do you own French property through a Monaco company? Explore the 2026 changes to France’s annual 3% property tax, exemptions, form 2746 and the steps to prepare for 2027.
Palais de la Scala, 1 Avenue Henry Dunant, Monaco
Palais de la Scala is a characterful residence at 1 avenue Henry Dunant, in the heart of Monaco’s Carré d’Or. Its classical architecture and rounded corner façade contribute to the elegant identity of the neighbourhood.
Villa Talma, 20 Boulevard de France, Monaco
Villa Talma is a classical residence at 20 boulevard de France in the Monte-Carlo district. Built in 1954, it comprises a ground floor and three upper floors, retaining an intimate residential scale.
Villa H. Médecin, Monaco
Villa H. Médecin is a characterful Monaco residence, recognisable by its salmon-toned façade, green shutters and wrought-iron balconies. Its classical vocabulary evokes the elegance of the Belle Époque.
