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Larvotto

Monaco's beach quarter, reborn around the Mareterra extension. Sea-view apartments, the Larvotto promenade and the Principality's only stretch of sand.

7 residences

Indicative prime price€71,000 per m²

Indicative prime benchmark — not a valuation.

Addresses along Avenue Princesse Grace — home to the Grimaldi Forum, the Japanese Garden and the Roccabella tower — draw international ultra-high-net-worth buyers pursuing full-time residency. The quarter tapers east toward the French frontier at Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, with the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort and Le Méridien Beach Plaza anchoring its resort edge.

See how Larvotto ranks in the Riviera Prime Index
Sea-View Apartment
For sale Featured
5

Larvotto

Sea-View Apartment
€12,900,000

33210 m²

Sea viewConciergeSpa access

By Sofia Marchetti

Listed 39 days ago

Larvotto Apartment
For rent
5

Larvotto

Larvotto Apartment
€38,000 per month

33180 m²

Sea viewConciergeFurnished

By Sofia Marchetti

Listed 39 days ago

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How to buy in Larvotto

Larvotto's beachfront renovation has reset values — new-build sea-view stock now commands Monaco's sharpest premiums.

The process

  1. 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. 2

    Offer & reservation

    On an accepted offer you sign a reservation and place a deposit, customarily around 10% held by the notaire.

  3. 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. 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. 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 Larvotto — 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 Larvotto?
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 Larvotto per m²?
Larvotto runs at an indicative €71,000/m² for prime stock in 2026 — see the Riviera Prime Index for the full ranking.