SUN PALACE

Built in 1920 at 4 rue Révérend Père Louis Frolla, Sun Palace belongs to the buildings that shaped the residential character of La Rousse – Saint Roman in the early 20th century. Within a district that has since become highly urbanised, the property retains a more intimate scale, with six apartments arranged across three levels.

Its setting also reflects the evolution of Monaco’s real estate uses. Primarily residential, the address has also accommodated professional activities while remaining part of an area shaped by the streets around Les Moulins and Boulevard d’Italie. A pedestrian gallery contributes to the network of pathways running through the neighbourhood.

This configuration gives Sun Palace an identity distinct from Monaco’s contemporary high-rise residences. Its 1920s architecture, compact scale and place within the urban fabric of La Rousse offer a glimpse of an earlier chapter in the Principality’s residential development, now surrounded by the neighbourhood’s ongoing transformation.