Appartement Beausoleil

In Beausoleil, most apartments within Belle Époque buildings still await a full renovation, when they have not kept a layout from another era. This apartment stands apart, fully refurbished at the heart of a town bordering Monaco.

Discover its every detail, its Belle Époque setting, and the features that make it a first-choice property near the Principality, depending on what you are looking for.

A Renovated 72 sqm Apartment Built for Everyday Life

Three rooms make up this property, including two bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. The living room opens onto an American-style kitchen, with no wall or corridor separating the two, a layout built for present-day living rather than inherited from a 1900 apartment.

Three balconies, totalling 8 sqm, offer genuine outdoor space without leaving the floor. A cellar completes the property, for storage that has no place in daily life.

Air conditioning, double glazing, a lift and an intercom equip both the building and the apartment. No renovation work remains for its future owner.

Enjoy a Belle Époque Setting Minutes from Monaco

Before it was called Beausoleil, the town was known as Monte-Carlo Supérieur. It became an independent municipality in 1904, without ever severing its architectural ties to the Principality below. As the Côte d'Azur France tourist board notes, the town remains one of the region's landmarks of Belle Époque architecture.

Monaco is five minutes from this apartment. The town centre and shops sit ten metres away, right at the foot of the building, while a bus stop is thirty metres further on. A doctor and a supermarket complete the picture at fifty metres, with the sea reachable on foot in ten minutes.

This proximity changes daily life for anyone working in Monaco, removing any commute to plan or car trip needed for everyday errands.

€730,000 for a Turnkey Property

This property is offered at €730,000, with agency fees covered by the seller. Property tax comes to €1,500 a year, an amount to factor into the overall budget alongside standard building charges.

The property's Energy Performance Certificate rating of C and climate rating of A, uncommon for a building of this age, place annual energy costs between €796 and €1,078, an estimate based on 2023 energy prices.

What makes this property rare comes down to the combination of several criteria brought together at once, such as a recent renovation, an energy performance uncommon for this type of building, and an address minutes from Monaco. Few properties in Beausoleil currently bring these three elements together, reason enough to reach out directly to the agency to arrange a viewing.