The Florestan. A name with a historical resonance in Monaco. Florestan was Prince of the Principality between 1841 and 1856. Monaco was attached to Sardegna, but Florestan, during his reign, orchestrated the link between France and Monaco. back then, the Principality was far from the splendor it has nowadays, and its prosperity was only due to agriculture and fishing.
Beyond the rich local history, the monarch now has lended its name to a magnificent building of the Larvotto neighborhood. The Florestan, built 1987, but renovated many times, is easily identifiable thanks to its rose loggias overlooking the Mediterranean. With its out of the ordinary architecture, it holds a special place in the heart of the lovers of the Principality.
The Florestan possesses 13 floors, most of them have breathtaking views. Its entrance hall does not go unnoticed, between monumentalism and refinement. The residence has its own 24/7 concierge service. In the Larvotto neighborhood, the building acts as a tourist attraction as its atypical character, halfway between Roman splendor and Baroque rigor, leaves no one indifferent.
Regarding services, the residents of the Florestan are privileged, just a few steps away from Larvotto beaches or restaurants near Princess Grace avenue. They're also close to the boutiques of the Boulevard des Moulins and the Monaco Country Club. Finally, access to Monaco's fashionable heart, the carré d'or, is easy thanks to the Principality's backbone, which serves all areas of the city.
Opting for The Florestan means choosing a quiet, family-friendly environment within easy reach of the dynamic Carré d'Or.
In short, the Prince's choice.
A nice nod to his family name.
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