Sun Tower

Sun Tower is a high-rise residence in the Carre d'Or, the ultra-prime grid of streets at the heart of Monte-Carlo that forms the commercial and social centre of the Principality. Built in 1977, the building spans 22 floors and accommodates 150 units, making it one of the larger residential towers in the Carre d'Or. The building's height and its Monte-Carlo position combine to produce sea views from upper floors that extend across the Mediterranean toward the Riviera coastline.

Sun Tower provides a 24/7 concierge, a swimming pool, and underground parking, the full amenity package expected of a Carre d'Or address. The average price per square metre of around forty thousand euros reflects the building's established position in a submarket where comparable new-build stock routinely trades at significantly higher levels. With four active listings, Sun Tower maintains consistent secondary-market activity for a Carre d'Or building, making it one of the more accessible entry points into Monaco's most prestigious residential district.

The building sits within walking distance of Casino Square, the Hotel de Paris, and the Metropole shopping centre. Its Carre d'Or address places residents at the centre of Monaco's social geography, surrounded by the luxury retail, dining, and services that define this part of the Principality. Sun Tower draws both owner-occupiers who want to be in the heart of Monte-Carlo and investors targeting the Carre d'Or's strong rental demand from international tenants.

The Carre d'Or commands Monaco's highest prices per square metre, and Sun Tower benefits from this district premium. With 150 units across 22 floors, the building generates more frequent secondary-market activity than the smaller boutique buildings that characterise much of the Carre d'Or, making it one of the more liquid addresses in Monte-Carlo's prime residential grid. The average price per square metre of approximately forty thousand euros positions Sun Tower as one of the Carre d'Or's more accessible buildings, though this remains a significant premium over Monaco's non-prime districts.

For investors, the building's consistent occupancy and Carre d'Or location support rental yields that benefit from the district's international tenant demand. For owner-occupiers, the 22-floor height range means units at different levels carry distinct value points, with upper floors trading at a meaningful premium over lower floors for the sea-view differential.

Sun Tower's Carre d'Or position places residents within walking distance of Casino Square, the Hotel de Paris, and the Metropole shopping centre. The luxury retail circuit along Avenue des Beaux-Arts and the Allees Lumieres is nearby, as are the Casino gardens and the sea-view terrace overlooking the Mediterranean. Everyday shopping at the Casino Supermarche on Avenue de la Madone is similarly close.

CAM bus lines connect the Carre d'Or to La Condamine's port area, Larvotto's beach, and the French border. Monaco's network of public lifts and escalators links the Casino-level streets to the lower districts and to the train station at Port Hercule without requiring a car. The Carre d'Or's walkable density means that most daily requirements, from dining and banking to medical and legal services, are reachable within ten minutes on foot.

Which floors at Sun Tower have the best sea views?

Upper floors deliver the clearest Mediterranean panoramas. The building's 22 floors mean a significant view differential between lower and upper units, which is reflected in pricing.

How close is Sun Tower to Casino Square?

Casino Square is a short walk from the building, placing it within the heart of Monte-Carlo's Carre d'Or.

What is the average price per square metre at Sun Tower?

Around forty thousand euros per square metre, which positions it as one of the more accessible entry points into the Carre d'Or.

Does Sun Tower have a swimming pool?

Yes, the building includes a swimming pool alongside 24/7 concierge and underground parking.