Luxury real estate near Monaco

Real estate in Beausoleil

Real estate prices in Beausoleil, a town bordering Monaco, are high compared to the rest of the Alpes-Maritimes (averaging 7,300 euros/m2 as opposed to 4,700 euros/m2 for the 06 department, according to SeLoger.)

Beausoleil, located inland, just a few minutes from the Principality, boasts a stunning sea view. Thanks to its elevated position and commanding view of the Monaco coastline, it is known as the Balcony of the Mediterranean. It is also called “Petit Montmartre” because of its Belle Époque architecture and features numerous iconic buildings including the Riviera Palace’s superb conservatory.

Real estate in Cap d’Ail

Cap d’Ail, a town located between the sea and mountains, boasts a rich cultural heritage with some remarkable architecture, and is one of the region’s most beautiful headlands. The Villa des Camélias is an absolute must for visitors wishing to immerse themselves in the town’s history. Numerous celebrities have visited Cap d’Ail over the years, from Grace Kelly and Josephine Baker to Auguste Lumière and even Winston Churchill!

Prices are very high, averaging more than 8,500 euros/m2.

Real estate in La Turbie

La Turbie, famous for its Trophée d'Auguste monument built by the Romans before the common era, is an important regional town with a stunning view of the coastline. Its cobbled streets and medieval architecture provide a wonderful change of scenery for visitors seeking the authentic Riviera experience.
Prices here are fixed at around 6,000 Euro/m2.

Real estate in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin

Roquebrune-Cap-Martin is one of the most highly sought-after towns on the Côte d’Azur. Roquebrune, which is ideally located between Monaco and Menton, boasts numerous beaches as well as interesting tourist attractions such its fort, castle and coastal path where you’ll find Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, a building designed by the architect to resemble a boat cabin.
Prices in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin average 7,500 euros/m2.

Real estate in Èze

Èze, a village seemingly hanging in mid-air, is steeped in history. Its botanical garden, suspended between the sky and sea, offers a wonderful panoramic view of the Mediterranean. Contemporary-style villas line the coast of this village which inspired author, George Sand to write the following: “This view of the Corniche is really magical...The ruins of Eze, planted on a cone-shaped rock, with a picturesque village perched on a sugar loaf, inevitably arrest the gaze. This is the most beautiful, the most complete and the best composed view of the road. In the foreground, the amazing gap in the mountains opens to reveal the Saracen fortress at the bottom of an abyss dominating another abyss.”
Prices in Èze average in excess of 8,000 euros/m2.