ROSE DE FRANCE

At 17 Boulevard de Suisse, Rose de France belongs to a generation of Monte-Carlo buildings whose presence comes from proportion rather than height. Built in 1960, this five-storey bourgeois residence features a classical architectural style with pale façades. Its elevated position provides, depending on the apartment, views towards Port Hercule, the Rock and the coastline, while its modest scale sets it apart from the taller buildings that shape much of Monaco’s skyline.

The apartments vary according to their level and orientation, with some featuring balconies or terraces and particularly open views from the upper floors. The top level notably includes a duplex apartment with a rooftop, offering an unusual perspective over Monaco and the Grand Prix circuit around Port Hercule. Cellars and parking spaces are also associated with certain properties.

The building retains the character of a residence on a more contained scale, with a lift, concierge and caretaker. Located in the Carré d’Or area, Rose de France offers a different perspective on residential property in Monte-Carlo: a 1960s building where architectural proportions, an elevated setting and views over the port form an integral part of its identity.