Jardin Exotique
Les Ligures
Discover more about Les Ligures
Les Ligures is a high-standing residential building located in Monaco’s Jardin Exotique district. Built in 1978 and rising 21 storeys, the residence is recognised for its elevated position and expansive views over the harbour and the Prince’s Palace. The building offers a comprehensive range of amenities alongside a quieter residential setting. Its combination of panoramic outlooks, generous outdoor spaces, and on-site facilities makes it a distinctive address within Monaco.
Amenities
Concierge
Pool
Sauna
Parking
Building amenities
Les Ligures offers an extensive range of facilities that enhance both lifestyle and comfort, making it one of the more amenity-rich residences in Monaco.
Location Map
Les Ligures is located in Jardin Exotique, offering an elevated position with panoramic views over Monaco and convenient access to surrounding districts.Location Information
Les Ligures rises 21 storeys, forming a recognisable part of the district’s skyline and offering extensive views across Monaco.
The building’s height and location allow apartments to benefit from natural light and wide-reaching outlooks over the harbour and surrounding areas.
Jardin Exotique de Monaco
The Jardin Exotique de Monaco is a botanical garden located above the western side of the principality, featuring landscaped paths and terraces planted with a wide variety of exotic plants. Its position creates clear visual separation from the city below, shaping both its atmosphere and its relationship to the surrounding neighbourhood. The garden follows the natural contours of the terrain, with walkways and viewpoints integrated into the landscape. While it is a recognised point of interest, it also functions as a long-established green space used regularly by residents. Its position marks one of the highest points of the neighbourhood, with surrounding streets and residences set directly into the hillside above the city.
Villa Paloma
Villa Paloma is a historic residence that forms part of the Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, positioned within landscaped grounds in Jardin Exotique. Originally built in the early twentieth century, the villa reflects Belle Époque architectural influences, with balanced proportions and classical detailing typical of residential construction from that period. The property was acquired by the Government of Monaco in 1995 from a private owner before being restored and repurposed for cultural use. Today, it hosts rotating exhibitions focused on art, design and architecture. For residents, Villa Paloma is part of the everyday landscape rather than a focal attraction, adding a cultural presence without altering the district’s overall rhythm.
Princess Antoinette Park
Princess Antoinette Park is a public green space providing walking paths, recreational areas and facilities intended for regular use. Located within the Jardin Exotique district, it serves residents seeking accessible outdoor space away from Monaco’s denser areas. The park includes open lawns, shaded seating and play areas, supporting a range of activities across different age groups. Its layout prioritises practicality and accessibility rather than formal presentation, making it a natural part of daily routines for families and long-term residents.
Hillside residential buildings and elevated outlooks
Residential buildings in Jardin Exotique are arranged along the terrain, often following the natural contours of the area. This configuration shapes how the district is experienced on a daily basis, with buildings set apart from major commercial activity and fewer ground-floor retail spaces. The setting allows for open outlooks across Monaco, the port and the coastline beyond, without designated viewing points. These views change throughout the day with light and weather, offering residents a different perspective on the city while remaining connected to it.
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
Jardin Exotique, Monaco
Jardin Exotique is a residential district known for its elevated position, panoramic views, and quieter atmosphere compared to central Monaco.
Jardin Exotique, Monaco
Jardin Exotique is a residential district known for its elevated position, panoramic views, and quieter atmosphere compared to central Monaco.
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FAQ’s
A: Its combination of extensive amenities, gardens, and panoramic views is relatively rare in Monaco.
A: Yes. The presence of gardens, pools, and recreational facilities makes it particularly family-friendly.
A: No. Facilities such as tennis courts and pools are relatively uncommon and add significant value.
A: It offers a quieter environment while still maintaining good connectivity to the rest of the Principality.
A: Yes. The height and positioning significantly enhance both lifestyle appeal and property value.
