Le Carré d’Or
Les Boulingrins
Discover more about Les Boulingrins
Les Boulingrins is a residential and commercial building located at 5 bis, avenue Princesse Alice in Monaco’s Carré d’Or district. Positioned at the very centre of the Principality’s most prestigious area, the residence offers immediate access to iconic landmarks, luxury boutiques, and fine dining. Its location places residents just moments from the Casino de Monte-Carlo, making it one of the most central addresses in Monaco. This exceptional positioning defines the building’s appeal, offering a lifestyle centred around accessibility, energy, and convenience.
Amenities
Concierge
Building amenities
Les Boulingrins offers essential residential services combined with one of the most central and prestigious locations in Monaco.
Location Map
Les Boulingrins is located on avenue Princesse Alice, directly next to the Casino de Monte-Carlo in the heart of Carré d’Or.Location Information
Les Boulingrins is fully integrated into Carré d’Or, forming part of Monaco’s most prestigious and active urban environment.
The building maintains a scale consistent with surrounding architecture while maximising central accessibility.
Casino de Monte-Carlo & Place du Casino
The Casino de Monte-Carlo and Place du Casino together form the symbolic and geographic heart of Le Carré d’Or. The square is framed by landmark buildings and carefully maintained open space, creating a setting that has become synonymous with Monaco’s international image. The casino itself, inaugurated in the nineteenth century, has long held a central role in the principality’s economic and cultural history. Designed by Charles Garnier, the ensemble exemplifies Belle Époque craftsmanship, with ornate façades, sculptural detailing and carefully composed interiors that highlight its historic significance. Visitors from around the world are drawn to the square and the casino as defining references of Monaco.
Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo & Café de Paris
Hôtel de Paris and Café de Paris frame Place du Casino with architectural elegance, offering refined hospitality, celebrated dining and an enduring sense of continuity that defines Le Carré d’Or. Hôtel de Paris, with its distinguished façade, grand lobby and renowned restaurants, remains one of Europe’s most respected hotels, shaped by exceptional craftsmanship and careful restoration. Opposite, Café de Paris provides a more informal yet equally polished experience, with sunlit terraces and a lively rhythm that captures the energy of the square. Together, they create an interplay between heritage and contemporary life, offering spaces that appeal to residents, visitors and international guests alike.
Avenue des Beaux-Arts & High-End Fashion Houses
Avenue des Beaux-Arts is a refined promenade lined with prestigious buildings and high-end fashion houses, offering an elegant and discreet setting for luxury shopping within Le Carré d’Or. Carefully composed façades and a measured streetscape establish a sense of calm sophistication, allowing each boutique to present its collections with clarity and focus. The area features an exceptional concentration of internationally recognised brands, complemented by discreet service and seasonal window displays that evolve throughout the year. Its proximity to the Casino, the Hôtel de Paris and the Métropole complex ensures that the avenue remains intimately connected to the district’s cultural and architectural setting.
Casino Gardens (Jardins du Casino)
The Casino Gardens provide a serene, landscaped setting at the heart of Le Carré d’Or, bringing greenery, calm and architectural balance to one of Monaco’s most celebrated urban spaces. Designed with meticulous attention to proportion, planting and seasonal variation, the gardens offer a quiet counterpoint to the surrounding architecture. Sculptural elements, shaded paths and carefully arranged seating areas encourage visitors to pause and engage with the interplay of nature and built form. Throughout the year, the gardens host understated art installations and lighting schemes that enhance the ambience without overwhelming the space.
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
Carré d’Or, Monaco
Carré d’Or is Monaco’s most prestigious district, known for luxury boutiques, fine dining, and iconic landmarks such as the Casino.
Carré d’Or, Monaco
Carré d’Or is Monaco’s most prestigious district, known for luxury boutiques, fine dining, and iconic landmarks such as the Casino.
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Address: 15 rue de Millo, 98000, Monaco
Telephone: +377 93 25 86 66 | Mobile: +33 6 80 86 82 16
Email: caroline@carolineolds.com
FAQ’s
A: It is one of the most centrally located buildings in Monaco, directly next to the Casino.
A: Yes. The area is highly active, which is part of its appeal but may not suit those seeking complete quiet.
A: It typically appeals to residents seeking immediate access to Monaco’s luxury lifestyle and amenities.
A: Yes. It places residents at the heart of Monaco’s social and cultural life.
A: It creates a more dynamic environment compared to purely residential buildings.
