Set into the hillside at Cap Martin, this residence turns toward Monaco and the sea beyond. Five bedrooms and six bathrooms are held across 520 square metres, proportioned for light and long views rather than display. The plan follows the slope: rooms step down the hillside, each finding its own angle on the water. Outside, a pool and garden run through the 3,100-square-metre grounds, sheltered by the pines that define this stretch of the Côte d'Azur. Four garages sit below. The setting reads as it always has here — the principality across the bay, the coast falling toward the horizon. At dusk, the lights of Monaco arrive one by one across the water.