16 Langevin (Beausoleil)
High-end residence on the outskirts of Monaco
overlooking the Mediterranean with panoramic views
From studio to four-bedroom apartments with rooftop, starting at €315,000
Key
features
- An ideal location in the city center
- Deep balcony, open-air rooftop terraces
- View of the sea and Monaco from the first floor
- High-end amenities
- Secure residential complex
- Bicycle storage areas
Underground car parks
Furnished rental status available
Delivery
Q4 2027
Enjoy a panoramic view of the Mediterranean ! Located in the heart of Beausoleil, on a hillside overlooking the Principality of Monaco, the high-end residence 16 Langevin welcomes you with exceptional views of the sea (starting from first floor)
A daily delight
The residential complex blends seamlessly amongst the traditional houses, with their historic, colourful façades, on Avenue du Professeur Langevin.
Comprising 25 homes for private purchase spread across two buildings, the development is built on several levels to follow the contours of the land. It offers you an exclusive and privileged living environment with a front-row seat to nature’s spectacle.
Located less than 500 metres from the town centre, its shops, the theatre and the Gustave Eiffel market, 16 Langevin enjoys an exceptional location, just 180 metres from Monaco and a few minutes’ walk from the centre of the principality.
To make getting around easier, you’ll appreciate the open-air escalators that take you to your home.
Contemporary elegance
Designed as an elegant architectural link, the residence stands out for the contemporary elegance of its design, offering a glimpse of refinement that has been carefully considered down to the smallest detail.
The façades, with their clean, refined lines, feature a palette of delicate colours (white, cream, taupe), which emphasise the design of the concrete canopies and wooden trellises on the balconies, creating cosy, private spaces.
Secure access to the residence is via Avenue du Professeur Langevin, through a porch leading to the entrance halls of the two buildings. These combine elegant colour schemes and refined materials with soothing touches. These aesthetic features are found on every landing and give the residence its unique character.
An environmentally responsible approach
Between the two buildings, a shaded, lush green courtyard at garden level is home to subtropical vegetation, creating an exotic atmosphere that echoes the Riviera Palace and its famous winter garden.
The roof terraces feature planters filled with Mediterranean plants, which thrive in full sun and absorb some of the rainwater.
Apartments that are just in tune
Particular care has been taken in the design of the flats to ensure they live up to the prestige of this exceptional location, offering the perfect balance between residential tranquility and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean.
A wide range of property types, from studio flats to four-bedroom family apartments, means there is something to suit every lifestyle and individual need.
Every detail has been designed with contemporary comfort in mind: harmonious layouts with separate day and night areas; spacious living areas, such as large living rooms, with open-plan kitchens and flooded with light thanks to large bay windows; master suites with en-suite bathrooms in the 3- and 4-bedroom apartments; ample storage space, and so on.
On the top floors, three exceptional five-room rooftop flats enjoy the ultimate luxury of an open-air terrace.
Set against a picture-postcard backdrop, these villa-style apartments are dual-aspect, offering natural light from both sides throughout the day. Some bedrooms boast sea views.
High-end features
Particular attention has been paid to the choice of high-quality materials and the selection of finishes, with a focus on both aesthetics and comfort.
The building also complies with the latest environmental building standards (RE2020), ensuring better energy efficiency and a more sustainable city.
Secure underground car parks and bicycle storage facilities add to the convenience of the site on a day-to-day basis.
A rare opportunity in a premium property market
Thanks to its proximity to the Principality of Monaco, Beausoleil is a highly attractive location for property investment, a factor reinforced by the scarcity of land and the very limited supply of new-build properties. Demand is strong, driven by the proximity to the Monegasque labour market, whilst house prices are lower than those in Monaco.
Consequently, average property prices there have been on an upward trend for several years: in the region of 12% to 23% over the period 2021–2026.
When it comes to new-build properties, very few homes are put up for sale each year; this scarcity leads to higher average prices than in the second-hand market and contributes to a steady rise in the median price per m² (up 8% over five years*).
Becoming a homeowner at 16 Langevin guarantees that you will enjoy the finest of the Côte d’Azur lifestyle, in an exclusive and privileged setting, whilst making a high-quality investment in a premium market with good potential for capital appreciation.
* Figaro Immobilier, August 2026.
The
Residence
- Sound-insulating screed
- Engineered wood flooring in the living rooms and bedrooms
- Floor tiles and wall tiles up to the ceiling around the baths and showers
- Washbasin units and illuminated mirrors in bathrooms and shower rooms
- Towel rails and shower screens
- Fitted cupboards
- Exterior aluminium joinery with a lacquered finish
- Ducted reversible air conditioning
- Motorized roller shutters
- Wrought-iron balustrades
- Lobbies and landings decorated by an interior designer
- Secure underground car parks
- Bicycle storage areas
- Landing doors fitted with an A2P lock
- Video doorphone and access control by Vigik
Features
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BEAUSOLEIL
THE BALCONY OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
When it was founded in 1904, it was almost named Monte-Carlo Supérieur, Beauséjour or even Mont-Fleuri. But with its sunny climate and 300 days of sunshine a year, one name stood out: Beausoleil.
Situated in the heart of the most exclusive part of the Côte d’Azur, between Nice and the Italian border, Beausoleil enjoys an exceptional location in the immediate vicinity of Monaco.
Perched on the hills above the Principality, this town, with a population of around 12,000, offers a highly sought-after lifestyle, combining the appeal of the Monaco area with the mild Mediterranean climate.
People come from all over the world to admire its breathtaking views, featuring cliffs plunging into the deep blue sea, secluded coves and hilltop villages.
A true residential extension of Monaco, with which it shares a border, Beausoleil appeals in particular to professionals working in the Principality, families and an international clientele seeking a privileged setting, whilst benefiting from a property market that is more affordable than Monaco’s.
Famous landmarks
The town is distinguished by its architectural heritage, which has been preserved since the Belle Époque and gives it its inimitable character as an open-air museum, with its sloping streets, colourful façades, urban staircases and open-air escalators, and its residential neighbourhoods, from which one can enjoy incredible views of the Mediterranean, Monaco and the coastline.
An iconic building in Beausoleil, the Riviera Palace is a fine example of Belle Époque architecture. Built at the turn of the 20th century, this former grand hotel captivates visitors with its elegant façades and its famous glass roof, which houses the exotic winter garden. Tsar Nicholas II and the writer Colette have both stayed there.
Installé au cœur de la ville, le marché de Beausoleil est un lieu de vie apprécié où l’on retrouve producteurs, commerçants et spécialités méditerranéennes. Il participe à l’atmosphère conviviale et authentique de la commune.
Another feature of the local heritage is Saint-Joseph’s Church, situated in the town centre, with its Neo-Romanesque style and Art Deco stained-glass windows.
A veritable green oasis overlooking the Mediterranean, Devens Park offers sports and leisure activities for everyone across its six hectares.
Just on the outskirts of the town, the Mont des Mules is a remarkable natural area where you can get a bird’s-eye view, offering a unique vantage point from which to admire exceptional panoramic views.
Larvotto Beach in Monaco, a ten-minute drive away, is the perfect place to relax.
With its high quality of life, exceptional views and excellent access to Monaco, Beausoleil stands out as a leading residential town, steeped in the elegance of the Riviera.
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BY PLANE
- 30 minutes from Nice Côte d'Azur Airport
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BY TRAIN - Ten minutes from Monaco railway station
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BY CAR - 7 minutes from the A8 motorway
- 20 minutes from the Italian border
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Beausoleil
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