La Rousse – Saint Roman
Résidence Saint Georges
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Résidence Saint Georges is a refined residential building located on Avenue de l’Annonciade in Monaco’s La Rousse – Saint Roman district. Built in 2009, this boutique residence rises across five storeys and offers a more intimate living environment within a quiet residential street. Positioned just minutes from Boulevard des Moulins and Larvotto beach, it combines accessibility with a sense of tranquillity. The building is distinguished by its neoclassical façade, which introduces a more traditional architectural expression within a predominantly modern district.Built in 2009, Résidence Saint Georges reflects a contemporary construction approach combined with a strong neoclassical influence. This duality allows the building to offer modern standards of comfort while maintaining a more traditional aesthetic. The architectural style sets it apart from many neighbouring developments, which tend to follow more contemporary design trends. By incorporating classical elements, the residence achieves a sense of permanence and refinement, appealing to those who value architectural distinction within Monaco’s evolving skyline.
Building amenities
Résidence Saint Georges offers a combination of discreet services and practical features, supporting comfortable living within a calm and well-connected Monaco setting.
Location Map
Résidence Saint Georges is located on Avenue de l’Annonciade in La Rousse, close to Boulevard des Moulins and within easy reach of Larvotto.Location Information
Built in 2009, Résidence Saint Georges reflects a contemporary construction approach combined with a strong neoclassical influence. This duality allows the building to offer modern standards of comfort while maintaining a more traditional aesthetic. The architectural style sets it apart from many neighbouring developments, which tend to follow more contemporary design trends. By incorporating classical elements, the residence achieves a sense of permanence and refinement, appealing to those who value architectural distinction within Monaco’s evolving skyline.
Tour Odéon
Tour Odéon is a prominent residential tower and a defining architectural landmark within La Rousse–Saint Roman. It’s one of the most recognisable residential buildings in Monaco and a key architectural presence. The development introduced a distinctive form of high-rise residential living to the district, with apartments designed to offer substantial interior space and open views. Despite its prominence, Tour Odéon functions primarily as a residential address, consistent with the district’s emphasis on private living.
Monte-Carlo Country Club
Monte-Carlo Country Club is a long-established tennis club located at the border of the district. The club sits near the eastern edge of La Rousse–Saint Roman and is used by members throughout the year. While internationally recognised for professional tournaments, the club primarily operates as a private sporting facility. Its proximity provides residents with access to outdoor sports amenities without introducing retail or entertainment activity into nearby residential streets.
Parc Saint-Roman
Parc Saint-Roman provides a quiet green space embedded within the residential area of La Rousse–Saint Roman. The park includes walking paths, shaded seating, and open areas regularly used by residents. It functions as a practical neighbourhood amenity, supporting everyday routines and contributing to the district’s calm environment.
Saint Roman is a residential haven
The streets of the Saint Roman area are primarily residential, lined with elegant apartment buildings and private homes.
The streets within the Saint-Roman area form the core of the district’s residential life. Apartment buildings and private residences define the streetscape, with little ground-floor retail and minimal through traffic. Movement is largely local, shaped by residents and office users rather than visitors. This contributes to the area’s calm atmosphere and reinforces its focus on long-term residential use.
About the architect
Alexandre Giraldi
The main architect associated with new luxury developments in Monaco’s Carré d’Or is Alexandre Giraldi, known for the iconic 26 Carré d’Or tower, blending modern design with classic opulence using glass, stone, and smart technology, with interiors by Humbert & Poyet. He creates timeless residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, reflecting the area’s exclusive lifestyle and blending with the historic grandeur of Monaco
About the architect
Alexandre Giraldi
The main architect associated with new luxury developments in Monaco’s Carré d’Or is Alexandre Giraldi, known for the iconic 26 Carré d’Or tower, blending modern design with classic opulence using glass, stone, and smart technology, with interiors by Humbert & Poyet. He creates timeless residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, reflecting the area’s exclusive lifestyle and blending with the historic grandeur of Monaco
La Rousse – Saint Roman, Monaco
La Rousse – Saint Roman is one of Monaco’s most residential districts, characterised by a mix of contemporary buildings and quieter streets set slightly above the coastline. The area offers convenient access to both Larvotto beach and Monte-Carlo, while maintaining a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the Principality’s busiest areas. Residents benefit from local shops, schools, and everyday amenities, making it a practical choice for long-term living. Its elevated position in parts also allows for open views, contributing to its ongoing appeal within Monaco’s property market.
La Rousse – Saint Roman, Monaco
La Rousse – Saint Roman is one of Monaco’s most residential districts, characterised by a mix of contemporary buildings and quieter streets set slightly above the coastline. The area offers convenient access to both Larvotto beach and Monte-Carlo, while maintaining a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the Principality’s busiest areas. Residents benefit from local shops, schools, and everyday amenities, making it a practical choice for long-term living. Its elevated position in parts also allows for open views, contributing to its ongoing appeal within Monaco’s property market.
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FAQ’s
A: Its neoclassical design and boutique scale give it a more distinctive and residential character compared to larger, more modern developments.
A: Yes. Its position on Avenue de l’Annonciade offers a noticeably calmer environment while remaining close to central areas.
A: It typically appeals to residents seeking a refined, smaller-scale building with architectural character and a quieter setting.
A: Architectural distinction can contribute to lasting desirability, particularly for buyers looking beyond purely modern developments.
A: It enhances both security and convenience, particularly in a boutique building where personalised service is valued.
