Description
4-room triplex apartment offering 114.61 sqm of living space (104.15 sqm under the Carrez Law), ideally exposed and boasting breathtaking views over the Mediterranean Sea and the Rock of Monaco.
On the ground floor, the apartment comprises a living room with an open-plan kitchen, a separate WC and a storage room. The living area opens onto a 10 sqm terrace, perfect for enjoying the panoramic views.
On the first floor, the master suite features a private shower room and WC, with direct access to a 23 sqm private rooftop terrace, offering a privileged outdoor space overlooking the Mediterranean.
On the lower ground floor (R-1), the sleeping area comprises two bedrooms, a dressing room and a bathroom with WC. This level also benefits from a 10 sqm terrace.
Finally, the R-2 level includes a laundry room.
A truly unique property arranged over several levels, offering 43 sqm of outdoor space and an exceptional setting with remarkable views over the sea and Monaco.
A private enclosed garage and an additional parking space are available for purchase at an extra cost.
Reference 87434920
Features
Type of property : Apartment
Nb of rooms : 4 rooms
Nb of bedrooms : 3 bedrooms
Living area : 115 sqM
Terrace area : 42 sqM
Total area : 156 sqM
Fees : 190 € / Month
Property Tax : 2005 € / Yearly
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About the city Beausoleil
Overlooking the Monaco coastline, the town of Beausoleil is entirely open to the Mediterranean Sea.
This exceptional geographical location provides magnificent views and panoramas from Cap Ferrat to Italy. For a long time, its territory was known as "Monte-Carlo Supérieur" due to its close proximity and unique "border streets" with the Principality of Monaco.
The town is characterized by the charm of its alleyways, squares, and small gardens in the heart of the city, its famous stairways that crisscross the area, earning it the nickname "Petit Montmartre", and a remarkable Belle Époque architectural heritage, with its crowning jewel, the Riviera Palace, whose façade is listed as a historic monument, and its Winter Garden with an exceptional glass roof.
Bordering Monaco, the city wraps around the Principality and is divided into three main districts: the Center, the Moneghetti, and the Tenao.
The town has its historical quarters, such as the Carnier district with its former Belle Époque palace overlooking the city center, and the Tonkin and Gaité quarters, which hosted the first Piedmontese workers who came to develop the Principality. From this period, Beausoleil has maintained its role as a melting pot of cosmopolitan communities.
While the more urbanized areas showcase remarkable built heritage, some prefer the green belt with its large open spaces to the north, such as the Grima Forest, valleys, Devens Park, Mont des Mules, scattered individual homes, small paths, and protected vegetation. This green zone invites visitors to walk and engage in outdoor activities (walking, cycling, running, etc.).
With its vibrant commerce, shops, typical markets, Indian and Asian restaurants, cultural season at the Michel Daner Theater, conferences, exhibitions, festivals, and numerous events, Beausoleil is a town of natural spaces and conviviality, right at the gates of the Principality.
