TRIANON

At 30 Boulevard de Belgique, Trianon forms part of the residential landscape of Monaco’s Jardin Exotique, with architecture dating from 1950. Its eight floors give the building a measured presence in an area where the terrain directly shapes the surrounding views. Depending on their level and orientation, some apartments enjoy open outlooks towards the sea or the Rock, while terraces extend selected living spaces outdoors.

The residence retains the characteristics of its period while offering the convenience of a lift serving its different levels. Some apartments also benefit from private cellars, providing additional storage within the building. The variety of orientations creates distinct layouts from one residence to another, with openings framing different aspects of Monaco’s urban landscape.

Its position along Boulevard de Belgique and its intermediate height give Trianon a particular relationship with Jardin Exotique: that of a residential building integrated into the Principality’s natural topography, where the floor, exposure and position of each apartment contribute to the character of the address.