8 photosMonaco · La Rousse – Saint-Roman
Prestige residence with 95 m² terrace and private garden
225 m² · 5 rooms · 3 bedrooms
€14,900,000
Principality of Monaco · Côte d'Azur
Monaco.Monte-Carlo.
Buying, selling and renting in the Principality: pied-à-terre apartments, sea-view homes and prestige residences with terraces, working alongside professionals in Monaco.
For sale and for rent
From Larvotto to Garavan.
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14 photosMenton · Garavan
Renovated three-room apartment with sea-view terrace
46 m² · 3 rooms · 2 bedrooms
€349,000
8 photosMonaco · La Rousse – Saint-Roman
Renovated, furnished two-bedroom apartment in Monaco
74 m² · 3 rooms · 2 bedrooms
€3,600,000
14 photosMonaco · La Rousse – Saint-Roman
For rent: 31st-floor apartment with sea-view terrace
61 m² · 2 rooms · 1 bedroom
€7,000/month
5 photosMonaco · La Rousse – Saint-Roman
Renovated pied-à-terre with terrace, Château d'Azur residence
28 m² · 1 room · 1 bedroom
€1,900,000
Buying in Monaco
The steps, clearly.
Procedures, timing and costs in the Principality differ from other countries. We explain them upfront so every decision is taken calmly.
The brief
District, size, view, building services, timing and budget: a confidential conversation, remotely if you prefer.
The selection
Listed properties and off-market opportunities, with the information that really matters.
Viewings
In person or by video, grouped into as few days as possible.
Offer and agreement
Negotiation, preliminary agreement and deposit, with precisely written conditions.
The deed
Coordination with the Monaco notary and your advisors until the keys are handed over.
Private request
Tell us what you are looking for.
We reply within one working day, in English, French or Italian. Your information stays with us.
FAQ
Buying in Monaco: the basics.
Can a foreigner buy property in Monaco?
Yes, there are no restrictions for EU citizens and most other nationalities. The deed is always received by a Monaco notary and the steps between offer, preliminary agreement and deed follow local practice. We guide you through each step, working with professionals in the Principality.
What does buying in Monaco cost on top of the price?
For a purchase by a private individual, transfer costs are around 6% of the price, including registration duties and notary fees; purchases through a company carry a higher rate. Exact amounts should always be confirmed with the notary before making an offer.
Does buying property in Monaco grant residency?
No. Residency follows a separate procedure with its own requirements; having a home is one of them but is not sufficient on its own. We can introduce you to specialised advisors.
Do you handle off-market properties?
Yes. A significant share of transactions in the Principality happens discreetly. Tell us what you are looking for and we will also present off-market opportunities, respecting the sellers' privacy.
Let's talk
Let's talk about your
next project.
Selling, buying, investing or enhancing a property: tell us what you have in mind. We reply within one working day, in English, French or Italian.