For sale
12La Condamine
Monaco - Condamine - Triplex with panoramic harbor view€17,900,000
3340 m²
TerraceParking
Listed 13 days ago
La Condamine
The harbour district wrapped around Port Hercule. Belle Époque façades, the morning market and front-row seats to the Grand Prix.
4 residences
Indicative prime price€52,000 per m²
Indicative prime benchmark — not a valuation.
Daily life orbits the shops of Rue Grimaldi and the pedestrian Rue Princesse Caroline, with the Gare de Monaco tucked below and Place d'Armes marking the threshold to Le Rocher. Buyers tend to be working professionals and first-time residents who want a central address without Monte-Carlo pricing.
See how La Condamine ranks in the Riviera Prime Index
For sale
La Condamine
Monaco - New development - 45GPrice on request
Private rooftop poolTerraceParking
Listed 13 days ago
For sale
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5La Condamine
Harbour Duplex€8,750,000€9,800,000
33185 m²
Port viewTerraceParking
By Sofia Marchetti
Listed 39 days ago
Nearby districts
Buying here
How to buy in La Condamine
La Condamine is Monaco's most liquid entry point; port-view apartments turn over faster than the trophy districts.
The process
- 1
Engage a Monaco advisor
A licensed agent surfaces both listed and off-market stock and represents you through the deal — essential in a market where the best apartments never reach a portal.
- 2
Offer & reservation
On an accepted offer you sign a reservation and place a deposit, customarily around 10% held by the notaire.
- 3
Notaire & compromis
A Monégasque notaire (a public officer) drafts the sale agreement, runs title and charge checks, and secures the transaction for both sides.
- 4
Funds & optional residency
Arrange funds or private-bank financing. If you also want to reside, open a Monaco bank relationship and lodge the required deposit in parallel — buying itself needs no residency.
- 5
Acte de vente
The final deed is signed before the notaire, the balance and costs settle, and keys are handed over.
Acquisition costs
- Notary + registration
- ~6% (resale)
- Agency commission
- ~3% (often seller-borne)
- Annual property tax
- None
- Income / capital gains (resident primary home)
- None
Indicative figures — confirm exact costs with your advisor and notaire.
Buying property in La Condamine — FAQ
- Can foreigners buy property in Monaco?
- Yes — there are no nationality restrictions on buying property in Monaco; purchase is open to all buyers. Owning a home can help meet the accommodation requirement if you later apply for residency, but buying itself does not require it.
- What does it cost to buy in La Condamine?
- Budget roughly 6% for notary and registration on a resale, plus about 3% agency commission (often borne by the seller). Monaco levies no annual property tax and no capital-gains tax on a resident's main home.
- How much is prime property in La Condamine per m²?
- La Condamine runs at an indicative €52,000/m² for prime stock in 2026 — see the Riviera Prime Index for the full ranking.