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Bourgeois Apartment Overlooking the Rock of MonacoPerched in the...



















Bourgeois Apartment Overlooking the Rock of Monaco

Perched in the hills of Monaco, in the Jardin Exotique area, this “Bourgeois” apartment for sale via La Costa Properties enjoys sweeping views over the Principality and the azure Mediterranean Sea beyond. Its bright, spacious interiors combine original architectural elements such as high ceilings and a stunning wrap-around terrace with stylish pieces of contemporary decor for a timeless, elegant look.

Finished and furnished to the highest standard, the luxurious property spreads over 200 sq.m, featuring 5 exquisitely appointed bedrooms and 4 slick marble bathrooms.

Common spaces include a study room and laundry facility, as well as a sophisticated, fully equipped open-plan kitchen and a glamorous double living room, both opening onto the handsome outdoor terrace. The apartment can also be used as an office.

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