Les Caravelles

Les Caravelles is a sought-after residential building in Fontvieille, completed in 1987 with 60 apartments across ten floors and positioned 150 metres from the sea. The building has panoramic views over the Port of Fontvieille, the distinctive working harbour that distinguishes this district from Monaco's other waterfront areas, and its 150-metre sea proximity makes it one of Fontvieille's closer-to-water residential addresses. The concierge and underground parking provide the practical infrastructure expected at this price level in the district.

Fontvieille's flat terrain and planned layout give Les Caravelles a different environment from the hillside and cliff-top buildings of La Rousse or Jardin Exotique. The district's quiet, orderly character and the harbour view across the port basin toward the Rock of Monaco-Ville create a residential environment that is valued specifically by buyers who prefer Fontvieille's pace and visual character over the commercial energy of Monte-Carlo or La Condamine. At thirty-six thousand euros per square metre, the building offers competitive pricing for a Monaco address with harbour views and a concierge.

Les Caravelles sits at a price per square metre of thirty-six thousand euros, which is among Fontvieille's more accessible price points for a building with concierge, harbour views, and reasonable proximity to the sea. The 1987 construction and sixty-unit scale give the building an established market presence, and its harbour-view position within the district is a consistent differentiator from Fontvieille's inland addresses. For buyers who want Monaco residency and a harbour view at a significantly lower entry price than Monte-Carlo or Larvotto, Les Caravelles is a practical and well-regarded option.

One active listing at the time of this profile is consistent with Fontvieille's lower transaction frequency relative to Monte-Carlo and La Condamine. The building's rental appeal to Monaco residents who prefer Fontvieille's residential character is a supporting factor for investors who acquire here.

Fontvieille's flat layout means Les Caravelles residents can walk the harbour promenade, the commercial zone, the Roseraie gardens, and the retail on the Quai Jean-Charles Rey without the gradient challenges of Monaco's hillier districts. The Port of Fontvieille is within the building's 150-metre sea proximity, providing the quayside restaurants and the working harbour environment that distinguish Fontvieille from Monaco's other seafronts.

CAM bus line 5 connects Fontvieille to La Condamine and Monte-Carlo, providing regular public transport links to the rest of the Principality. The road tunnel under the Rock connects Fontvieille directly to Port Hercule and La Condamine for car journeys. The building's underground parking supports residents who drive, which is common in Fontvieille given the district's relative distance from the Principality's central commercial districts.

What views does Les Caravelles offer?

Panoramic views over the Port of Fontvieille and toward the Rock of Monaco-Ville, a vista distinctive to Fontvieille's harbour-facing buildings.

How far is Les Caravelles from the sea?

Approximately 150 metres from the Port of Fontvieille waterfront.

What is the price per square metre at Les Caravelles?

Around thirty-six thousand euros, which is competitive for a Monaco building with harbour views and concierge service.

Is Fontvieille suitable for daily living?

Yes. The flat terrain, CAM bus connections, and the district's own commercial and leisure infrastructure make it practical as a full-time Monaco address.