ROCAZUR

At 29 Boulevard d’Italie, Rocazur reflects a generation of Monaco developments designed in the early 2000s to accommodate an evolving urban landscape. Completed in 2005 and attributed to architect Michel Chiappori, the building adopts a postmodern architectural language and combines residential and professional spaces. Its structure comprises ten levels overall, seven of which are dedicated to residential use, giving the property an organisation that extends beyond a purely residential role.

This diversity is also reflected in the properties within Rocazur. Apartments may open onto terraces or loggias, while some residences feature landscaped private gardens positioned above street level. Depending on their orientation, upper-floor properties can enjoy more open outlooks over Monaco and the coastline. Storage rooms and parking spaces are also available with certain properties. An elevator and concierge service contribute to an organisation designed to accommodate both residential occupation and professional use.

Located in La Rousse – Saint Roman, Rocazur stands along one of the main thoroughfares in the eastern part of the Principality. Its appeal lies less in architectural display than in the way different functions and property configurations are brought together within a single building. A contemporary address where homes, professional premises and outdoor spaces overlap to create a more nuanced expression of Monaco’s real estate landscape.