PALAIS BELVEDERE

Palais Belvédère is first distinguished by its particular relationship with Monaco’s terrain. Located at 20 Boulevard d’Italie, this Art Deco building, constructed around 1929, rises on a steeply sloping site. Its apparent height therefore varies considerably depending on the viewpoint, with five levels visible from Boulevard d’Italie and up to ten on the Larvotto side.

This setting gives the building an unusual silhouette, further enhanced by moulded façades and wrought-iron balconies. Depending on the property, apartments retain certain features characteristic of residential architecture from this period, including large openings, generous proportions and original interior elements.

Served by a lift and a daytime concierge, the residence occupies a convenient position in the La Rousse – Saint Roman district. Everyday shops, public transport and the Larvotto waterfront are all within the surrounding area, while its elevated position provides some apartments with open views across the Principality and the Mediterranean.

Through its architecture and direct relationship with Monaco’s distinctive topography, Palais Belvédère retains a character of its own within the Principality’s residential landscape.