LAURIERS

At 15 boulevard Princesse Charlotte, Villa Les Lauriers forms part of Monte-Carlo’s residential heritage, with a construction dating back to 1890. Rising across 4 floors, this bourgeois building retains an architectural identity rooted in Monaco’s late-19th-century heritage, while today accommodating properties with different uses.

The co-ownership extends beyond a strictly residential function. Some apartments can be used for mixed purposes, while commercial and professional premises are also present within the building. The ground floor has notably accommodated commercial activities, while several companies have established their registered offices at the address over the years.

An elevator adds to the features of this historic residence. Depending on the property, apartments may also include a terrace, balcony or cellar, while service rooms occupy the top floor. Villa Les Lauriers therefore combines the character of a 19th-century building with an occupation that has evolved to accommodate different aspects of life in Monaco.