ROQUEVILLE

Monaco - 20 Boulevard Princesse Charlotte - 10 floors - 1960

Concierge

The Roqueville Estate stands out for its distinctive layout: eight buildings arranged around a landscaped private park, following an extended U-shaped plan designed to preserve a substantial portion of the original garden. Completed around 1960 by architects Joseph Fissore and Pierre Gréber, the estate reflects a modern approach to residential architecture in which the arrangement of the buildings gives considerable space to planted areas.

The different buildings contain apartments with varied layouts, some extending onto balconies or terraces and complemented by private storage cellars. Garages are also located below ground level. Concierge services provide a reception point within the estate, which is organised around several entrances and offers a scale quite different from the residential towers that now shape parts of Monaco’s urban landscape.

At 20 Boulevard Princesse Charlotte, Roqueville retains an identity built around its architecture, multi-building composition and, above all, its private park. This arrangement gives the address a distinctive presence in Monte-Carlo, combining 1960s architectural heritage with a landscaped setting incorporated into the original design.En savoir plus

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The Roqueville Estate stands out for its distinctive layout: eight buildings arranged around a landscaped private park, following an extended U-shaped plan designed to preserve a substantial portion of the original garden. Completed around 1960 by architects Joseph Fissore and Pierre Gréber, the estate reflects a modern approach to residential architecture in which the arrangement of the buildings gives considerable space to planted areas.

The different buildings contain apartments with varied layouts, some extending onto balconies or terraces and complemented by private storage cellars. Garages are also located below ground level. Concierge services provide a reception point within the estate, which is organised around several entrances and offers a scale quite different from the residential towers that now shape parts of Monaco’s urban landscape.

At 20 Boulevard Princesse Charlotte, Roqueville retains an identity built around its architecture, multi-building composition and, above all, its private park. This arrangement gives the address a distinctive presence in Monte-Carlo, combining 1960s architectural heritage with a landscaped setting incorporated into the original design.

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