SAINT ANDRÉ

Saint André can be reached from 20 Boulevard de Suisse, but the property extends beyond this address: the complex also connects to 15 Avenue Roqueville. Built in 1981 on a plot of approximately 2,300 m², the ten-storey building follows the slope of Monte-Carlo. Its façade combines light-coloured finishes, glazed surfaces and curved balconies, creating an architectural expression that sets it apart within the neighbourhood.

The residence places particular emphasis on practical features. Four basement levels are dedicated to parking, an uncommon configuration for a property of this scale in central Monte-Carlo. The apartments vary according to their floor and orientation, with outdoor areas and additional spaces associated with certain properties. A concierge service is available to residents, while a lift serves the different levels.

The combination of two addresses, curved architectural lines and substantial underground infrastructure defines much of Saint André’s identity. Beyond its position on Boulevard de Suisse, the building illustrates an approach to Monegasque residential design in the early 1980s, integrating the challenges of the hillside setting and parking directly into the conception of the residence.