The epicenter of the Principality, La Condamine in Monaco is the district that best evokes the Monegasque art of living. Bordering Port Hercule at the foot of the ancestral rock, it is also a gateway to the Fontvieille district. Its bourgeois and modern buildings are in the front row to attend the most important events of Monte Carlo such as the famous F1 Grand Prix of Monaco or the Monaco Yacht Show.
The Condamine district: The Monegasque art of living
It was during the last quarter of the 19th century that this district, which still exudes its authenticity, was built and attracted a wealthy Monegasque clientele thanks to its more modern buildings and its exceptional geographical location in the heart of Monaco.
Mainly known for its market whose stalls flourish on the pink cobblestones of the Place d'Armes, La Condamine is a shopping district dotted with restaurants and boutiques where it is pleasant to stroll along its pedestrian street Princess Caroline or the streets Millo, Grimaldi and Terrazzini for example.
The district's must-sees :
Place d'Armes, the epicenter of La Condamine district
Redesigned during the 20th century in a baroque architectural style borrowed from Piedmont cities such as Turin, Place d'Armes is one of the liveliest places in Monaco all year round. Surrounded by shaded arcades that house numerous bars and food shops, it also hosts the Condamine market, an antechamber of local products to the gourmet market that is located next to it. It is here that you can enjoy Monegasque and Italian specialties such as barbajuans, socca or pasta.
The Port Hercule
Modernized by Albert I in 1910, the Port Hercule is the largest marina in the Principality. Thanks to its breakwater built in the 1990s, large cruise ships up to 300 meters long can now dock there alongside yachts. Many events take place along its quays throughout the year, including the Monaco Yacht Show, the Christmas village, and the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
The Rainier III nautical stadium
Located on the road to the swimming pool, this sports complex is equipped with an Olympic saltwater pool, diving boards and a 45-meter long slide. From May to October, the pool of the Rainier III water sports stadium welcomes swimmers and admission is free for children under 3 years old and Monegasques and residents in Monaco over 65 years old.
From December to March, this complex in the heart of Port Hercule is transformed to welcome the ice rink.
La Condamine: a district to live in
Living in the Condamine district of Monaco offers many advantages. In addition to its housing stock, which combines the charm of old apartments with the comfort of new ones, numerous infrastructures make daily life easier for families.
Many properties are located next to the Condamine school, at the foot of the shops and within walking distance of the neighborhood's must-see attractions such as the Condamine market.
Settling in this friendly and authentic neighborhood also offers the privilege of spectacular views of the Formula 1 circuit as well as the Port Hercule and the Mediterranean Sea which undulates on the horizon when you invest in a prestigious property.
The year-round activities of Port Hercule, the charm of Place d'Armes and the many gourmet addresses in the neighborhood are all assets that make La Condamine one of the best neighborhoods to live in Monaco.
Great real estate opportunities in La Condamine
Are you looking to move to Monaco? Investing in La Condamine is the assurance of finding the rare gem in the heart of one of the 18th century bourgeois buildings or in one of the contemporary residences. With sea view apartments equipped with spacious living rooms, terraces and with cellar and/or parking, the properties we offer for sale meet all the criteria to meet your expectations.
Very popular on the Monegasque real estate scene since the residential rehabilitation of high-end real estate complexes, the Condamine district offers real investment opportunities with advantageous prices per m2.
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