Monte Carlo Sun, Monaco : Residence, Apartments and Prices

Monte Carlo Sun Monaco

Summary of the article in brief :

You consider an apartment in Monte Carlo Sun, the residence at 74 boulevard d'Italie. Built in the 1980s, it combines a 26-storey tower and a five-storey building, with about 450 apartments, a swimming pool, a 24/7 concierge, gardens and parking.

Its second entrance opens on the Larvotto beaches, and the Monte-Carlo Country Club lies a short walk away. Recent listings give an idea of prices, such as a 2-bedroom with terrace at €4,900,000, or €44,500 per m² terrace included.

You also find the offices of the residence, the services, a comparison with Bay House, Villa Ariane and Le Renzo, and the points to check before you buy or rent.

Monte Carlo Sun at a glance

Monte Carlo Sun is a large residential complex at 74 boulevard d'Italie, in the La Rousse-Saint Roman district, above the Larvotto beaches. Built in the 1980s, it stands among the well-known addresses of the eastern side of Monaco, thanks to its swimming pool, its gardens and its direct access towards the sea.

FeatureMonte Carlo Sun
Address74, boulevard d'Italie, 98000 Monaco
DistrictLa Rousse-Saint Roman, next to Larvotto
Construction1980s (1980 according to some sources)
StructureA 26-storey tower and a 5-storey building
ApartmentsAbout 450, from studios to penthouses
EntrancesOne on boulevard d'Italie, one on the sea side towards boulevard du Larvotto and the beaches
ServicesSwimming pool, 24/7 concierge, gardens, clubhouse, security, resident and visitor parking
Other usesOffices and a commercial arcade on the ground floor

With about 450 apartments, Monte Carlo Sun offers a wide choice for a single residence, and listings come up for sale and for rent throughout the year.

Apartments for sale and for rent at Monte Carlo Sun

The residence covers a wide range of layouts, from studios to family apartments and penthouses. Upper floors of the tower open on sea views, while lower floors look over the gardens, the pool or the city.

Apartments for sale

A recent listing gives a clear picture of the residence. Monte Carlo Sun 2 is a 2-bedroom apartment on the 2nd floor, listed at €4,900,000.

  • Surface: about 90 m² of living space and about 20 m² of terraces, 110 m² in total
  • Layout: living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and a separate guest toilet
  • View: sea view
  • Extras: a large closed parking space, rare on the market, and a cellar

Apartments for rent

On the rental side, Monte Carlo Sun 18 is a furnished 2-bedroom apartment of 184 m² on the 18th floor, listed at €29,000 per month.

  • Layout: living room, dining area, separate kitchen and 2 bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom
  • View: open sea views from the tower
  • Extras: a double enclosed garage
  • Residence: concierge 24/7, swimming pool and the beach two minutes away on foot

For other options of the same size, browse our 2-bedroom apartments for rent in Monaco.

Prices at Monte Carlo Sun

Monte Carlo Sun offers an entry point to the eastern side of Monaco, below the price level of the new Larvotto residences. The table compares the listings of the residence with the official district averages.

ReferencePricePrice per m²
Monte Carlo Sun 2 (sale, 110 m² including terraces)€4,900,000about €44,500 per m² (about €54,400 on the 90 m² of living space)
La Rousse average (2025, IMSEE)n/a€51,265 per m²
Larvotto average (2025, IMSEE)n/a€71,167 per m²
Monaco average (2025, IMSEE)n/a€57,569 per m²
Monte Carlo Sun 18 (rent, 184 m²)€29,000 per monthabout €158 per m² per month
Offices in the residence (rent, 25 to 36 m²)€5,900 to €7,200 per monthabout €200 to €236 per m² per month

Prices per m² of the listings come from our own calculation. The price of each apartment depends on the floor, the view, the condition and the presence of a parking space, often sold separately in Monaco.

To read the table, separate the surface of living space from the surface of terraces. The listing of Monte Carlo Sun 2 reaches about €44,500 per m² when you count the 110 m² in total, and about €54,400 per m² on the 90 m² of living space. Compare listings on the same basis, otherwise the gap between two apartments looks larger or smaller than it is. A closed parking space and a cellar, as in this listing, add value that the price per m² does not show.

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Services and amenities of the residence

  • Swimming pool: a private outdoor pool reserved for residents, surrounded by landscaped gardens
  • Concierge: a team on site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
  • Security: round-the-clock surveillance of the entrances and common areas
  • Clubhouse and restaurant: shared spaces within the complex
  • Parking: resident car parks and a separate visitor car park, with private spaces rented at about €350 per month according to Petrini
  • Private driveway: an entrance that keeps residents away from street traffic
  • Commercial arcade: shops and services on the ground floor

A dedicated part of the complex hosts offices, including a business centre, which brings professionals to the residence during the day. For a resident, this means more movement in the common areas, but also services at the foot of the building. Ask the syndic how the charges are shared between the residential part and the offices, and which rules apply to visitors in the common areas.

Location : between Larvotto and Saint-Roman

Monte Carlo Sun enjoys a position few residences match on the eastern side of Monaco. The sea-side entrance leads to the Larvotto beaches, and the Monte-Carlo Country Club, home of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters tennis tournament, lies a short walk away. The Monte-Carlo Beach and the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel, with their private beaches and pools, sit close by.

  • Restaurants nearby: MayaBay at Le Rocabella, Giacomo at the Larvotto complex and Blue Bay
  • Shops: the boutiques and supermarkets of boulevard d'Italie
  • Casino and Carré d'Or: about 20 minutes on foot, or a few minutes by bus

Discover the atmosphere of the area in our guides to Larvotto and La Rousse-Saint Roman.

Monte Carlo Sun compared with nearby residences

The eastern side of Monaco now combines established residences and new developments. The table places Monte Carlo Sun among its neighbours.

ResidenceAddressDeliverySize of the projectKey services
Monte Carlo Sun74, boulevard d'Italie1980sAbout 450 apartments in a tower and a low-rise buildingPool, concierge 24/7, gardens, clubhouse
Bay House14, boulevard d'Italie202456 apartments and 5 villasConcierge, valet, 500 m² spa, fitness
Villa Ariane16, boulevard d'ItalieCompletion announced for the end of 202512 floors, mostly 1- and 2-bedroom apartmentsConcierge, no pool or spa
Le RenzoMareterra2024About 50 apartments of 400 m² and moreConcierge, pool, spa, fitness

Monte Carlo Sun stands out for its pool and gardens at a price per m² below the new residences. Bay House and Le Renzo offer recent construction and wellness facilities at a different price level, while Villa Ariane targets smaller new apartments. Learn more about the new district of Mareterra.

Points to check before buying or renting at Monte Carlo Sun

  • Tower or low-rise building: the tower offers height and sea views, the low-rise building more calm and proximity to the gardens
  • Floor and orientation: views over the sea, the pool or the city change the price
  • Service charges: a pool, gardens and a 24/7 concierge weigh on the charges; ask for the last annual statement
  • Parking: check whether a space is included, rented or available separately
  • Condition: a residence of the 1980s often calls for a renovation; check the work done in the apartment and the works voted by the co-ownership
  • Offices nearby: ask about the share of offices close to the apartment

At Balkin, our team knows the residence and its owners. Browse our apartments for sale in Monaco, or arrange a private consultation to visit Monte Carlo Sun.

Monte Carlo Sun stands at 74 boulevard d'Italie, in the La Rousse-Saint Roman district, next to Larvotto. A second entrance on the sea side leads towards boulevard du Larvotto and the Larvotto beaches. The Monte-Carlo Country Club, home of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters, lies a short walk away, and the Casino and the Carré d'Or are about 20 minutes on foot or a few minutes by bus.

The complex counts about 450 apartments, spread between a 26-storey tower and a five-storey building, from studios to penthouses. The tower offers height and sea views, while the low-rise building offers more calm and proximity to the gardens. This size explains why listings come up for sale and for rent throughout the year.

Yes. Residents enjoy a private outdoor swimming pool set in landscaped gardens, along with a 24/7 concierge, a clubhouse, round-the-clock security and resident and visitor parking. The pool is reserved for residents. If you rent or buy, ask the syndic about the opening season and the rules of use.

A recent listing offers a 2-bedroom apartment of 110 m², terraces included, at €4,900,000, or about €44,500 per m² (about €54,400 on the 90 m² of living space). For comparison, IMSEE measured €51,265 per m² in La Rousse and €71,167 in Larvotto in 2025. On the rental side, a furnished 2-bedroom apartment of 184 m² is listed at €29,000 per month, or about €158 per m² per month.

Yes. A dedicated part of the complex hosts offices, including a business centre. Small offices of 25 to 36 m² rent for €5,900 to €7,200 per month, according to Petrini. A commercial arcade on the ground floor adds shops and services at the foot of the residence.

Yes. The sea-side entrance leads to the Larvotto beaches, two minutes away on foot according to the rental listing of the 18th floor. The Monte-Carlo Beach and the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel, with their private beaches and pools, sit close by.

The residence offers resident car parks and a separate visitor car park. According to Petrini, private spaces rent at about €350 per month. Some apartments include a space or a garage, as the 18th-floor listing with its double enclosed garage, while others sell the space separately. Confirm what the price includes before you sign.

Check the floor and orientation, the service charges (a pool, gardens and a 24/7 concierge weigh on them), the parking, the condition of the apartment and the works voted by the co-ownership. A residence of the 1980s often calls for a renovation. Ask for the last annual statement of charges and the minutes of the recent general assemblies.

Monte Carlo Sun combines a pool and gardens with a price per m² below the new residences. Bay House (2024, 56 apartments and 5 villas) adds a 500 m² spa, Villa Ariane targets smaller new apartments without pool or spa, and Le Renzo in Mareterra offers very large apartments at a different price level. The choice depends on your budget, the age of the building you prefer and the services you expect.

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