ESPERANZA

A reflection of Monaco’s post-war architecture, Esperanza stands at 17 Rue Bosio, in the Moneghetti district. Completed around 1946, the five-storey building belongs to the Modern Movement and is among the works attributed to architect Michel Ravarino, whose plans for the residence were drawn up as early as 1942.

Its elevated position follows the distinctive topography of the neighbourhood above Boulevard de Belgique. The residence contains apartments and is equipped with a lift, while certain layouts also include private storage spaces or outdoor areas.

With its post-war architectural character and hillside setting, Esperanza illustrates a period when new architectural approaches began to reshape Monaco’s residential landscape.