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How new state-of-the-art luxury is floating the boat of buyers in Monaco

The tiny city-state of Monaco is expanding – at least in terms of the choice of luxury homes on offer in this prestigious principality by the Mediterranean Sea.

There are now more new residential schemes being constructed here than ever before and, in a buoyant market that remained relatively stable during the pandemic, we are seeing demand from a new kind of buyer.

With eyes firmly focused on new build, these buyers want to live in a modern building that offers exclusive services. Below are five developments that will be completing over the coming years.

Mareterra

Mareterra land extension

  • Neighbourhood: Larvotto
Mareterra Land Extension Monaco
Mareterra Land Extension Monaco

The most requested new development is the eagerly anticipated Mareterra land extension. This exciting project, above, will have 110 apartments and 10 luxury villas, some of which will be front line to the sea with uninterrupted views over the Mediterranean. Environmental factors are central to the design. There will be green parkland and open spaces allowing residents and visitors to feel connected with nature. Eco-friendly features include a rainwater recovery system and photovoltaic energy panels.

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Bay House Monaco 

  • Neighbourhood: Larvotto
Bay House Monaco

Bay House, above, is a new development in the ultra-exclusive Larvotto district of Monaco, an area that in 2020 saw an average price of €65,000 per sq m. This development delivers on the new wave of high expectations for modern and luxurious services. Benefits for residents include outstanding sea views, a luxurious pool and wellness centre, concierge, dry cleaning, valet and more.

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L’Exotique

  • Neighbourhood: Jardin Exotique
L'Exotique New Development Monaco

L’Exotique, above, takes its name from the district Jardin Exotique located in the heights of the west side of Monaco, and has been designed by award-winning French architect/engineer Rudy Ricciotti, famous for the MUCEM museum in Marseille. It’s designed to be consistent with the natural Mediterranean backdrop, incorporating stone and wood throughout. Jardin Exotique has some of the best views in the principality and the building will also have a wellness centre, a heated swimming pool and plenty of underground parking.

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Villa Palazzino

  • Neighbourhood: Monte-Carlo
Villa Palazzino Monaco, Monte-Carlo

Villa Palazzino, above, is a new development coming soon to the beating heart of Monaco Monte-Carlo, an area famous for world class shopping, hotels, restaurants and casinos. The building, which stays true to the beautiful bourgeoisie architecture found throughout the principality, comprises 19 luxury apartments and four town houses. Residents will benefit from a 24/7 concierge and security. The two penthouses will have access to an exclusive rooftop swimming pool.

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Villa Portofino

  • Neighbourhood: Condamine
Villa Portofino Monaco, Monte-Carlo

Villa Portofino, a name that conjures up Italian glamour, elegance and excellence, will offer exactly that to potential buyers in Monaco. The development, above, has a fantastic location in the vibrant Condamine district which runs parallel to the dynamic Port Hercules and is ideally located for Monte-Carlo and Fontvieille. Emmanuel Deverini is the architect who has been instructed to create a timeless, chic new development that will fit in seamlessly with the area’s architectural backdrop.

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Further information

Contact Fraser Richardson

Guide to buying property in Monaco

 

 

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