VICTORIA

The Victoria stands out through the way it occupies its entire block in Monte-Carlo. Located at 13 Boulevard Princesse Charlotte, the building also extends towards Avenue de Roqueville, Rue Bellevue and Rue du Berceau, creating a broader urban presence than a single street-facing façade. Completed in 1946, it adopts late Art Deco characteristics, with cylindrical glazed rotundas shaping the corners of the building.

Behind this architecture is a residential complex of around 150 apartments spread across nine levels. The monumental entrance hall is one of the defining features of the shared spaces, while the residences offer a range of layouts, from studios to larger family apartments. An elevator and concierge service complete the day-to-day organisation of the property.

The Victoria therefore retains an identity closely connected to its design as well as its setting. Its curved volumes, multiple façades and substantial residential scale give this Monte-Carlo address a recognisable silhouette, reflecting a period when Monaco’s architecture sought to combine representation, functionality and urban density.