PATIO PALACE

Monaco - 41 Avenue Hector Otto - 17 floors - 1999

Concierge
Swimming pool
Lift
Caretaker
Security service
Fitness

On Avenue Hector Otto, Patio Palace reflects a distinctive approach to development in Monaco. Rather than concentrating its programme within a single tower, the complex brings together several volumes and different uses. Completed in 1999, it spans nearly 29,000 m² and combines residential units, offices, retail spaces and technical facilities, with the main tower rising to 17 levels.

The residential section occupies 14 floors and is complemented by facilities designed for residents, including a swimming pool, fitness room, 24-hour concierge and security services. Five underground levels are dedicated to parking, alongside cellars and various shared areas.

This layout responds directly to the constraints of Monaco’s terrain. In the Jardin Exotique district, Patio Palace combines housing, professional activities and everyday services within a single complex while retaining a clearly residential character. Its design offers an interesting example of contemporary real estate development in the Principality.En savoir plus

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On Avenue Hector Otto, Patio Palace reflects a distinctive approach to development in Monaco. Rather than concentrating its programme within a single tower, the complex brings together several volumes and different uses. Completed in 1999, it spans nearly 29,000 m² and combines residential units, offices, retail spaces and technical facilities, with the main tower rising to 17 levels.

The residential section occupies 14 floors and is complemented by facilities designed for residents, including a swimming pool, fitness room, 24-hour concierge and security services. Five underground levels are dedicated to parking, alongside cellars and various shared areas.

This layout responds directly to the constraints of Monaco’s terrain. In the Jardin Exotique district, Patio Palace combines housing, professional activities and everyday services within a single complex while retaining a clearly residential character. Its design offers an interesting example of contemporary real estate development in the Principality.

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