Blog on real estate in Monaco
Renovating an apartment in Monaco: procedures and permits
A practical guide to organising renovation work: building rules, working hours, parking, permits, insurance and completion checks.
Floridian Palace, 21 boulevard du Larvotto, Monaco
Floridian Palace is a residence on boulevard du Larvotto. It enjoys a location in Monaco’s seaside district, with access to the waterfront neighbourhood.
Tour du Larvotto, 5 descente du Larvotto, Monaco
Tour du Larvotto is a residential building on descente du Larvotto. Its address lies in the area connecting the district’s upper streets to the seafront.
Pavillon Diana, 14 boulevard de Belgique, Monaco
Pavillon Diana is a residence with classically inspired architecture, built on the site of the former Villa Rinova. It stands out for its small number of large homes and wellness facilities.
Villa Ninetta, 3 rue Malbousquet, Monaco
Villa Ninetta is a Segond Promotion development designed with the Fabrice Notari architectural practice. It reinterprets the character of the former Palais Ninetta in a residence with contemporary amenities.
Palais de la Terrasse, 36 boulevard des Moulins, Monaco
Palais de la Terrasse is a building on boulevard des Moulins, in the heart of a shopping area of Monte-Carlo. It offers a central address close to services and routes towards Larvotto.
Palais du Printemps, 10 boulevard de Belgique, Monaco
Palais du Printemps is a traditional bourgeois-style building on boulevard de Belgique. Its distinctive façade and position above La Condamine make it a notable address in Les Moneghetti.
Palais Albany, 26 boulevard des Moulins, Monaco
Palais Albany is a traditional bourgeois-style building on boulevard des Moulins, at the heart of Monte-Carlo’s shopping district. It combines the character of a period address with proximity to central amenities.
