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145:– "Villa Carmelha", 12 Avenue Saint Roman for "Villa Carmelha" apartments; villa at 29 Rue Plati for "Soleil Du Midi" apartments, offices and retail.; four villas, "Les Myrtes" 2 Louis-Aureglia, "Villa Ciel Bleu" 2 Sainte-Dévote staircase; "Saphir Cottage" and "Villa Maria" 24 and 26 Boulevard Rainier lll, for three replacements "Sapphire","Diamond, "Rubis" and apartments "Rosier Sauvage". "Villa Roma", 13 rue Bel Respiro/18 rue Bellevue, for a diocesan house.
63:, overturned the Sovereign Order. This, and a further influx of new residents, accelerated the destruction of the architectural heritage of single family villas for new luxury apartments. Demands for affordable public housing led to further villa demolitions. In 2013, an official publication documenting the urban history of the Principality called it a place where "architecture is temporary".
121:– six villas in rue des Giroflées: 1a "Villa La Lucioles", 7 "Villa Mancoz", 8 "Villa Les Panoramas", 10 "Villa Lisette", 12 "Villa Le Clos Fleuri" and 14 "Villa La Thébaïde"; demolished for "Les Giroflées" apartment tower, at 1 Rue des Giroflées. "Villa Unda Maris" (originally "Villa Saint Martin"), Avenue Saint Martin; demolished for apartments of the same name.
89:, termed the demolition "brutal", and that Monegasque citizens were being treated by the Government as "children incapable of reason". While a heritage law and Heritage Institute was still in planning, he said: "That we are still at this point in 2015 is breathtaking... The example of the Palais de la Plage is a perfect illustration of its absolute necessity."
127:– six villas in a triangular site bordered by Rue des Agaves and Rue Augustin Vento for the ''Stella'' apartments and offices, 6 Rue Augustin Vento. The villas were "Andrée Renée", "Alberte," "Félicité" "Andrée Jeanne," "Marie Angèle" and "Guidetta". Villa Esméralda, 15 Avenue de la Costa for a new synagogue.
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11 Villa
Walewska – A magnificent towered villa set within an immense garden on a high-walled terrace, and one of the showpieces of Monaco. Its gardens were opened to the public. Constructed for Hippolyte Auguste Marinoni, inventor of the rotary printing press. Renamed 1889 'Villa Puslowska' by Count
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In 2015, it was revealed that Monaco state officials had, in a town planning document, identified 93 'remarkable' buildings and 29 'remarkable' facades worth preserving. However, these are to be re-evaluated on a case-by-case basis. The list also offered no guarantee of protection and was criticised
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luxury, they were once emblematic of the
Principality itself. However, by the 1950s they were viewed by Monaco's Consultative Committee on Public Works as a social anachronism. While recent years have seen a renewed appreciation within the Principality for villa architecture, the number of historic
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11 Villa Unda Maris – A classical residence with balcony, the facade highlighted with ionic pilasters. Originally named 'Villa Saint Martin', at which time it possessed an impressive formal garden, later partly subsumed by an annex. The back of the villa was embraced by the courtyard of l'École du
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15 Villa Les Aigles – ("The Eagles") – Exceptionally large towered Belle Epoque villa, and once a signature building of Monaco. In the 1980s, the garden was built over to enable the insertion of offices along the frontage. In 2019, the villa almost completely demolished and rebuilt in an enlarged
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14 Villa Rignon – Large three storey neo-classical residence with porte en coche entrance, and immense stone retaining wall with rear entrance on
Boulevard Princesse Charlotte. Demolished 2011 (including stone wall) for apartments of the same name.> Apartments now bear address 29 Boulevard
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12 Villa du Royan – Large Belle Epoque residence with stone retaining wall fronting the
Boulevard with large stone gate piers, with rear entrance and stone retaining wall on Boulevard Princesse Charlotte. Home of Marie Marguerite Beaudenom de Lamaze. (d.1947) Demolished (including wall) 2011.
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Rocher (the School of the Rock). The school was replaced in 2010 by the
National Council building which extended over the former courtyard to closely abut and overlook the villa, compromising its aspect. The villa was demolished in 2013 and replaced by an apartment building of the same name.
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Surviving villas are listed in boldfont; those known to have been demolished are in plainfont. Those identified as "remarkable" by the state (see above) are indicated with an asterisk.* Note: new apartment/office constructions are often bestowed the same names as the villas they replaced.
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and its 1900 extensions, caused further dismay, and the establishment of protest group "Monaco
Patrimoine", whose leader was quoted as saying: "Monaco is destroying, without scruples, villas from the Belle Epoque…Monaco is losing its identity", and it was termed "a genocide of memories".
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established the Monaco
Economic Development Corporation to attract new business to the Principality. It was successful in this, but the influx of new investors and workers resulted in a wave of demolitions of Belle Epoque villas to enable the construction of apartments and new hotels.
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Linotte ("Villa Swallow") – Included an annex called "Pavilion". Tall balconied Belle Epoque style with a large front garden with columned arbour. Demolished 2014, together with villa Les Cigognes, for an apartment and office development Les
1978:– ("The Lookout") Pointe de la Veille, France. Belle Epoque villa set within gardens approached via its own private road. Situated just beyond the Monaco border, but owned by the Société des bains de mer de Monaco. Restored by, and a holiday home of
1245:– Three-storey restrained neo-classical. Refurbished 2000. (There are also "Villa Victoria" apartments at 8 Boulevard Rainier III (originally: Boulevard de l'Ouest), constructed 2013, which possibly replaced an earlier "Villa Victoria" on the site.)
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28 Château de l'Annonciade – the oldest house in Monaco, constructed 1737, in the style of a feudal crenellated castle, and set within a notable garden. Demolished 1975, and its wall also realigned. Replaced by the development 'Le Point De
775:– Originally 'Villa Danichgah' ("The Poet's House"); renamed 1986. Highly exotic looking villa in Moorish style; 1910. One of the showpieces of Monaco. For the Persian Prince Arfa Mirza Riza Khan, advisor to Prince Albert I.
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5 Villa Ida – 5 Boulevard
Rainier III. Large, Neo-Classical style. Demolished 2016 for Villa Ida apartments project, together with Villa de Platanes and the apartment buildings "Cedars" and "Larches" at 2, 4 and 6 rue
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12 Villa Le Clos Fleuri – Originally "Villa Les Géraniums"; Villa Léonie in 1926; Villa Le Clos Fleuri 1953. Two storey, deep-eaved
Mediterranean style, constructed 1910. Demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment
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and his wife Charlotte-Béatrice née de Rothschild. Extensively and sympathetically renovated in the Moorish style for the Baroness by architect Albert Laprade between 1928 and 1930. Demolished. Replaced by apartment
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14 Villa Alberte – Highly picturesque three-storey balconied Belle Epoque villa with central projecting front and decorative pediment. Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office
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2 Villa Le Nid – Immense and impressive villa with large conservatory and garden, constructed 1889. Demolished 1953. The home of Sir Frederick Johnston, and where Edward VII stayed when visiting the principality.
151:– Villa Les Aigles, Avenue d'Ostende: destruction and rebuild of an historic villa. Villa Augustine, 9 Bel Respiro and Villa Palazzino, 11 Bel Respiro, for an eight-storey apartment block named Villa Palazzino.
139:– two villas: Villa Ida, 6 boulevard Rainier III, and Villa des Platanes, 2 rue Plati, plus two Belle Epoque apartment buildings "Cedars" and "Larches" at 4 and 6 rue Plati for the Villa Ida apartment project.
190:– "Villa Troglodyte", 21 avenue Hector Otto, cnr rue Honoré Labande. Unique cave-style villa on one of the last unbuilt rocks between the Ligurian and the Escorial, that was previously home to a bat colony.
85:– originally Boulevard des Bas-Moulins), which sat on the beachfront, and was replaced by an apartment building of the same name. The President of the Cultural and Heritage Mission of the National Council,
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10 Villa Lisette – Originally "Les Giroflées"; renamed "Villa Léonie" 1926; renamed "Villa Lisette" in 1951. Deep-eaved Mediterranean style, constructed 1910; demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment
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Villa Zlotnicki – Located 300 metres from the Casino. Originally residence of Count Zlotnicki, later M. Dussautoy who enhanced the showpiece gardens (including artificial caves), which were open one day a
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The urban history of Monaco and its villas has, until recently, been subject to poor documentation and archiving. As of 2016, Monaco still had no official preservation laws governing historic buildings.
1251:– Magnificent Belle Epoque villa with columned entrance, with large front terrace (original heavily planted terrace garden now removed), with impressive stone staircased rear entrance at 12 Rue Bellvue.
1216:– ("Villa Border") Belle Epoque villa with later villas built in former large gardens (four structures in all). Rented by painter Francis Bacon, but its sea views are now blocked by an apartment tower.
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35 Villa Suka Hati – Demolished 1976. Large almost-fortress structure with terrace, originally on the beach. Limewashed red, hence its nickname 'Villa Rouge'. Rented by painter Francis Bacon 1947–9.
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Villa Carlotta – A very large classical mansion on an immense arcaded garden terrace, constructed 1883, and demolished 1965. Replaced by the apartment blocks Périgord 1 and 11, 6 Lacets Saint-Léon.
133:– two villas, "Les Cigognes" and "Villa Linotte", and an annex to the latter called "Pavilion". Demolished for Les Cigognes apartments, 17 Rue Louis Auréglia. Villa Del Sol, 5 Avenue Saint Roman.
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In 2015, a major row broke out between the Government and the elected National Council over the demolition of the picturesque Belle Epoque-style 1931 apartment building Le Palais de la Plage (37
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14 Villa La Thébaïde – Renamed "Villa La Dominante" in 1930. Two-storey villa with large front garden and pillared pagoda, constructed 1922; Demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment tower.
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24 Saphir Cottage – Highly important and striking Belle Epoque villa; 1904. featuring deep eaves and a facade decorated with shell and other motifs. Demolished 2017. Replaced by substitute.
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11 Villa Palazzino – Three storey neo-classical with half bow front, set on a high stone and balustrade terrace garden. Demolished 2019 together with No9 for apartment block of same name.
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1 Villa Trentenario – Large four storey Neo-classical villa with deep arcaded balconies set within large front garden. Demolished 2007. Replaced in 2009 by Villa Les Gaumates apartments.
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1100:– Large and important two-storey neo-classical residence constructed in 1889, set within a large garden. Internal features include an impressive foyer and double-width staircase.
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12 Villa Andrée Renée – Four storey balconied Neo-Classical, raised on a terraced podium. Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office project.
766:– Formerly 'Villa Coquette'. Built for Edward N. Dickerson. 1913, architect unknown, garden designed by Octave Godard. Houses one section of the New National Museum of Monaco.
1426:– ("The Waves") 1894, Belle Epoque style; facade features pilasters, medallions, key pendant arches, pediments curved stucco cornices, balconies and a loggia with oriel shell.
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2 Villa des Platanes – ("The Plane Trees") Large two storey, deep-eaved, Mediterranean style with garden. Demolished 2016, together with the Villa Ida, and the plain-front
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12 Villa La Lestra – Three storey classical style pavilion villa with mansard roof within a large terraced garden. From 1951 home of novelist, playwright, and filmmaker
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style, set within a very large stone-walled garden: an almost unique survival in the Principality on both counts. Demolished 2015. Replaced by apartment block U Pavayùn.
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26 Villa Maria – Highly significant and prominent three storey villa in hacienda style with slightly elevated tower. Demolished 2017. Replaced by eight apartments.
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9 Villa Augustine – Two-story neo-classical set on a high stone and balustrade terrace garden. Demolished 2019 together with No.11 for Villa Palazzino apartments.
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5 Villa Constantine – a block combining three impressive classical villas, constructed 1889. Demolished 1974, and replaced by the apartment block 'Les Floralies'.
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12 Villa Carmelha – modern villa in Mediterranean style on massive stone garden terrace fronting Boulevard d'Italie. Demolished 2017 for the Carmelha apartments.
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1129:– Large Neo-Classical villa set in garden, with later extension over part of the original garden. Currently headquarters of the Monaco branch of the Red Cross.
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15 Villa Esméralda – Large plain classical villa circa 1887. Converted into a synagogue with dome at its rear. Demolished 2014 and replaced by a new synagogue.
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14 Les Cigognes – ("The Storks") 14 Boulevard Rainier III. Demolished 2014, together with Villa Linotte, for an apartment and office development Les Cigognes.
1563:? Villa Andrée Jeanne – Two storey classical villa constructed 1897. Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office project.
346:– Monte-Carlo Sporting peninsula. Three modern curvilinear villas, Numbers 1,2 and 3; 2014, architects Christian Curau and Laurent Gire; landscaper Jean Mus.
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18 Villa Roma – Three storey (two from street) neo-classical with pedimented entrance. Extends to 13 rue Bel Respiro. Demolished 2017 for a diocesan house.
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16 Villa Félicité – Four storey neo-classical apartment building. Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office project.
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Puslowska, and renamed again 1948 as 'La Villa Rose de France' by Edouard Rothschild. Demolished 1952, and replaced by apartments 'Palais Rose de France'.
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Villa Violette – Two storey neo-classical villa set within a very large terraced garden. Residence of Henri Wagatha, brother-in-law of François Blanc.
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21 Chateau de Plaisance – Wide, single storey neo-classical villa constructed in approximately 1885. Demolished 1991. Replaced by apartment block.
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8 Villa Les Panoramas – four storey Mediterranean style, on a stone terrace, constructed 1900; demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment tower.
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apartment buildings "Cedars" and "Larches" (with large courtyard garden) at 4 & 6 Rue Plati for the apartment towers of the Villa Ida project.
196:– "Anse du Portier", the new neighbourhood being built by reclaimed land will feature ten new villas, of which seven are directly facing the sea.
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20 Le Saint André (Villa Des Colonnes – Large and impressive neo-classical residence with columns set within a large garden. Demolished 1977.)
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villas remaining declines each year. In 1954 the Principality possessed 688 villas; only a small fraction of that number still survive.
1183:, Lady de Bathe. Originally called "Villa Germaine", then "Roc Fleuri", and later "Ciel Bleu". Demolished 2017. Replaced by substitute.
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18 Villa Magali - Attractive Italianate towered villa, constructed 1890. Demolished 1981 and replaced by apartments "Le Soleil d'Or".
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27 Rue Grimaldi – Neo-classical three storey balconied apartment building. Demolished 2008. Replaced by Le Monator apartments, 2010.
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25 Rue Grimaldi – Neo-classical four storey balconied apartment building. Demolished 2008. Replaced by Le Monator apartments, 2010.
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559:– Three storey Beaux Arts style villa with egg-shaped dome. Dome removed and replaced with two ill-matching additional storeys.
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653:– Originally "Villa Dora". Highly formal Neo-Classical/Mediterranean villa with deep eaves and extended window casements.
337:– Grand Belle Epoque. One of the showpieces of Monaco. Currently houses one section of the New National Museum of Monaco.
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In a nation where public dissent is rare, there was significant criticism of the destruction. The 2013 demolition of the
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9 Villa Les Abeilles – ("The Bees"). Originally "Villa Marie-Hortense"; renamed 1910 "Villa Mon Drapu". Monaco home of
2411:"A daring architectural project by Vladimir Melnichenko has been approved in Monaco | Monaco Wealth Management"
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for its major absences, including entire streets, and the Hotel de Paris, the Sporting d'Hiver, and the Hermitage.
1042:– Bijou picturesque balconied neo-classical two-storey villa set in a garden with a separate raised terrace area.
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Three storey neo-classical cliff-edge villa Grecian elements and facade mosaics. Garden terrace on second storey.
700:– Striking Belle Epoque building of deep eaves and dramatic extended and peaked upper window canopies. No garden.
973:– Originally called Villa Louis. 1893 Neo-Classical/Belle Epoque apartment building. Renovated and renamed 2012.
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8 Villa Marie Angèle – Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office project.
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229:(A private road in the La Rousse quarter that is no longer in existence, having been subsumed by development.)
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Villa Guidetta – Demolished 2014 together with five other villas for Stella apartment and office project.
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11 Villa Esméralda - formerly Villa Alsacia, a four-story 19th century villa that was demolished in 2020.
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3442:"Spectacular hillside Le Chateau Malet off Monaco can be yours for a bargain €48 million | The National"
1970:, France, purchased by Prince Ranier II in 1957 as a retreat for the Royal Family. Still a working farm.
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29 – four storey balconied villa. Demolished 2017 for "Soleil Du Midi" apartments, offices and retail.
666:, 2nd baronet. Demolished. Replaced by office and apartment tower of the same name on numbers 7 and 9.
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15 Villa Dryade. Demolished. Once home to writer Kay Boyle. Replaced by apartments of the same name.
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7 Château de Saint-Roman – Enormous and impressive villa with crenellated tower, demolished 1976.
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2437:"Maison diocésaine : « On espère pouvoir l’inaugurer en 2017 ", Monaco Hebdo, 16 April 2015
755:– Five storey Belle Epoque villa with large raised terrace. Sitting on top of 20 Rue J.F. Bosio.
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29 Villa Marcelle – Balconied Belle Epoque. Demolished 2015. Replaced by state-owned apartments.
2400:"Green Light Given To "Soleil Du Midi" Building On Plati Street, Hello Monaco, 23 December 2016
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749:– Highly picturesque five storey balconied Belle Epoque apartment building with rondel corners.
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2 Les Myrtes – Highly picturesque bijou Belle Epoque. Demolished 2017. Replaced by substitute.
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1a Villa Les Lucioles – Constructed 1888; demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment tower.
172:. Designed for long-term premium rental. Situated on the sea front, but set within a grove of
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2603:"Villa Montjoie - Villas - Réalisations - Entreprise Générale de bâtiment et travaux publics"
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29 Villa Les Mimosas – 1880. Demolished 1995 and replaced by apartments named 'Villa Mimosa'.
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and mastic trees. Architects: Christian Curau and Laurent Gire; landscape designer, Jean Mus.
2913:"Villa Bromar - Villas - Réalisations - Entreprise Générale de bâtiment et travaux publics"
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represent a significant example of residential architecture. Originally seen as symbols of
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518:– Large three storey towered Belle Epoque style with garden. Official Monaco residence of
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3272:"L'architecture de style Belle Epoque à Monaco - Résultat de recherche - Villa Les Flots"
3111:"L'architecture de style Belle Epoque à Monaco - Résultat de recherche - Villa Le Sphinx"
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3322:"L'architecture de style Belle Epoque à Monaco - Résultat de recherche - Le Clos Fleuri"
3136:"L'architecture de style Belle Epoque à Monaco - Résultat de recherche - Villa Girasole"
2542:"Plan intéractif des lieux visités par Bacon à Monaco | Francis Bacon MB Art Foundation"
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3297:"L'architecture de style Belle Epoque à Monaco - Résultat de recherche - Villa Lisette"
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7 Villa Mancoz – Constructed 1902, demolished 2013 for "Les Giroflées" apartment tower.
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14 bis Saphir Cottage - Large plain-front balconied villa with roof garden. Demolished.
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716:– ("The Dream") Large Neo-Classical villa constructed 1888, set within a large garden.
565:– ("Gold Buttons") 1921, architect Charles Bernasconi. Deep eaved Mediterranean style.
371:– 1900–10. Four storey balconied Belle Epoque style with roof terrace. Renovated 2003.
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1094:– Undistinguished neo-classical apartments. Possible replacement for earlier villa.
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5 Villa Peirera – 1890. Demolished 1950 and replaced by apartments of the same name.
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2088:"La tour Odéon, l'histoire d'un chantier dont les malheurs ont atteint des sommets"
1960:, France. Classical waterfront villa, formerly owned by Prince Ranier II, but sold.
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922:– Four storey neoclassical, one side with large oval bow front. Originally a hotel.
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2498:"Ce rocher deviendra prochainement… une villa", Monaco-Matin, 17 September 2017
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1 Villa Sainte-Cécile – Demolished 1958. Replaced by Millefiori apartment tower.
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3462:"Prince Albert on His Working Farm . . . and the World's Best Chocolate Milk!"
1524:– 1877, architects Notari and Adjani; modified 1907, architect César Lancette.
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16 Villa Des Roches - Picturesque villa, demolished 1994 for "Residence Azur".
115:– Villa du Royan and Villa Rignon at 12 and 14 Rue Bel Respiro for apartments.
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1547:– Restrained three-storey neo-classical with shallow pediments and detailing.
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571:– Highly picturesque three storey neo-classical villa with arcaded bow front.
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footprint in generic form to enable greater floorspace for its owner, a bank.
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Villa Saint-Albert – Large oval four storey pillared neo-classical mansion.
1123:– ("Villa Hummingbird") – Three storey classical villa set within a garden.
1006:– Picturesque four storey plus tower neo-classical villa on raised terrace.
722:– Restrained three-storey Neo-Classical style. Interior reconstructed 2012.
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1339:- 18th century classic villa, with rooftop views over Fontvieille harbour.
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apartment tower, including "Villa Le Pavillon", 34 Avenue de l'Annonciade.
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2224:"Monaco 1931-2008 : devant le Palais de la plage... les souvenirs"
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1048:– Striking towered villa constructed 1889. By architect Eugène Marquet.
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67 Villa Thérèse – Demolished 2016 for five storey office development.
307:– Richly decorated Belle Epoque, which has lost its egg-shaped cupola.
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1148:– 1880. Originally "Villa Mario-Louis". Renamed 1936. Renovated 2012.
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Grand neo-classical villa set on large terrace with high stone wall.
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for a decade in the 1990s. Other notable rentees include, in 1909,
1719:(previously: 30 Le Petit Grain) – 1907, architect Fulbert Auréglia.
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24 Est Ouest (Villa de L'Est – Constructed 1830, demolished 1981.)
813:– Belle Epoque style with large decorative ceramic facade elements.
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34 Villa Le Pavillon – Demolished for Tour Odeon apartment tower.
1617:– Picturesque single storey neo-classical villa with pilasters.
256:– Constructed 1883; features a rooftop colonnaded dome pavilion.
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Palais de L'Aurore – Spectacular Beaux-Arts apartment building.
477:– 1908. Replaced Villa Souvenance, 1891, architect André Oscar.
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17 Villa Le Rose de France – Monaco residence of banker Baron
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5 Villa Du Royan – Rear entrance. Refer to 12 Rue Bel Respiro.
883:– Three storey neo-classical with later three storey addition.
288:. Demolished 1990s. Replaced by office block of the same name.
3418:"Projet de la Villa Ida: feu vert du gouvernement monégasque"
1681:– Highly picturesque towered Belle Epoque apartment building.
820:. Demolished 2008 for an apartment building of the same name.
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4 Villa Olga – Constructed 1897, set within a large garden.
826:–14 Boulevard des Moulins. Belle Epoque apartment building.
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2121:"Development Blitz Provokes a Murmur of Dissent in Monaco"
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27 Loggetta Del Sole* - Small traditional two-story villa.
694:– Bijou Neo-Classical five-storey villa with roof terrace.
266:– large three storey villa on a high stone walled terrace.
73:("Winter Sporting") Club building, and the rotunda of the
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Les Cigales – Four-storey Mediterranean-style with tower.
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1 Palais Armida (Villa Indiana – 1899. Demolished 1966.)
164:– "Villas du Sporting": three curvilinear villas on the
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2347:"Les conseillers communaux favorables au projet Stella"
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2171:"Opposition mounts against Sporting d'Hiver demolition"
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13 Villa Roma – See 18 rue Bel Respiro for information.
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7 Sunny Villa – Replaced by "Les Abeilles" apartments.
2889:"Villa Marie-Antoinette (Les Moneghetti) | Structurae"
2662:"Budget Primitif 2017", Monaco Hebdo, 19 December 2016
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3370:"27 rue Grimaldi (La Condamine, 1900) | Structurae"
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1942:mansion set within 14 acres of gardens. Architect:
508:– Large neo-classical style. Official residence of
3062:"Villa Ida: 32 logements pour les Enfants du pays"
3018:"Villa Belle Vie (Monte-Carlo, 1893) | Structurae"
2961:"Villa La Lestra (Monte-Carlo, 2013) | Structurae"
2673:"Villa Boutons d'Or (Les Moneghetti) | Structurae"
2640:"Le Clos Saint Martin (Monaco-ville) | Structurae"
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1918:Villa du Rocher de Cancale – 22 boulevard du Nord
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3160:"Villa des Garets (Les Moneghetti) | Structurae"
2697:"Villa Bon Accord (Les Moneghetti) | Structurae"
1326:– Four storey (three from street) neo-classical.
2865:"Villa Danichgah (Les Moneghetti) | Structurae"
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2286:"Une tour de 22 étages en préparation à Monaco"
31:
3183:Rowlands, Penelope; Watson, Simon (May 2012).
3182:
2157:, L'Observateur de Monaco, No141, April 2015;
2119:Lyall, Sarah; Baume, Maïa de la (2013-12-12).
2040:
2038:
2036:
2034:
2032:
1088:– Three-storey neo-classical style with tower.
3346:"25 rue Grimaldi (La Condamine) | Structurae"
2433:
2431:
2396:
2394:
2072:Riviera: The Rise and Rise of the Côte d'Azur
2030:
2028:
2026:
2024:
2022:
2020:
2018:
2016:
2014:
2012:
3518:Les hôtels d'hier & aujourd'hui à Monaco
3511:Villas Les Anciennes et leurs Hôtes à Monaco
2568:, Èditions V. Gadoury, Monaco, 2015, p39–40.
2566:Les Anciennes Villas et Leurs Hôtes à Monaco
2524:Les Anciennes Villas et Leurs Hôtes à Monaco
2511:Les Anciennes Villas et Leurs Hôtes à Monaco
2440:
2059:Villas Les Anciennes et leurs Hôtes à Monaco
3579:Buildings and structures demolished in 2019
3574:Buildings and structures demolished in 2017
3569:Buildings and structures demolished in 2015
3564:Buildings and structures demolished in 2014
3559:Buildings and structures demolished in 2011
3554:Buildings and structures demolished in 2009
3544:Buildings and structures demolished in 2013
3042:"C'est parti pour le Très grand Ida !"
2381:"C'est parti pour le Très grand Ida !"
2656:
2526:, Èditions V. Gadoury, Monaco, 2015, p129.
2428:
2391:
2150:
2148:
2118:
2009:
1311:Rear entrance. Refer to 5 Rue Bel Respiro.
742:(previously BOULEVARD DE L'OBSERVATOIRE)
2745:"Villa Beaulieu (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2513:, Èditions V. Gadoury, Monaco, 2015, p15.
2114:
2112:
2048:, NMNM 2013, Monaco, p13, p629, p632-639
3185:"A Monte Carlo House by Timothy Whealon"
2793:"Villa Le Rêve (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2579:"Villa Bijou (Monte-Carlo) | Structurae"
2369:Journal de Monaco, 28 March 2014, No8166
1925:
895:– Grand Belle Epoque apartment building.
786:- A Venetian inspired private residence.
330:(previously BOULEVARD DES BAS-MOULINS)
155:
35:
3394:"Villa Léonie (La Rousse) | Structurae"
3086:"Villa Trotty (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2769:"Villa Ribéri (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2721:"Villa Italia (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2323:"Le Stella (La Condamine) | Structurae"
2145:
2061:, Editions V. Gadoury, Monaco, 2015, p1
889:– Three storey balconied neo-classical.
688:– Three storey balconied neo-classical.
105:– three villas for construction of the
3526:
2841:"Villa Marie (La Rousse) | Structurae"
2468:L'Infochantiers En Temps Réel À Monaco
2218:
2216:
2214:
2212:
2210:
2109:
2082:
2080:
3251:
3249:
495:– Four storey balconied Belle Epoque.
96:
3513:, Editions V. Gadoury, Monaco, 2015.
1657:– 1899; architect: Théodore Gastaud.
2451:"PSS / Villa Roma (Monaco, Monaco)"
2207:
2077:
2044:Giordano, Nathalie Rosticher (Ed.)
1179:– ("The Lily") home (1920-1929) of
489:– 1912, architect Fulbert Aureglia.
483:– 1909, architect Francois Médecin.
201:List of historic and notable villas
13:
3502:Giordano, Nathalie Rosticher (Ed.)
3319:
3294:
3269:
3246:
3133:
3108:
2378:
1755:– 1923, architect Phillippe Gamba.
980:(originally BOULEVARD DE L'OUEST)
464:– 1900; architect Théodore Gastaud
14:
3595:
2248:"Almighty row over damned villas"
1607:(previously RUE DES MONEGHETTI)
985:1 Villa Irma Chemin de la Rousse*
311:4 & 6 – Villa Riviera Palace
2983:Journal De Monaco, 20 April 1875
2937:"La Lestra Monaco Marcel Pagnol"
2074:, Faber & Faber, London 2011
1915:Villa Ravel – five storey hotel.
995:2 Maison Riberi Chemin du Ténao*
284:19 Villa Bijou – Summer home of
3496:
3472:
3454:
3434:
3410:
3386:
3362:
3338:
3313:
3288:
3263:
3225:
3201:
3176:
3152:
3127:
3102:
3078:
3054:
3034:
3010:
2986:
2977:
2953:
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2905:
2881:
2857:
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2809:
2785:
2761:
2737:
2713:
2689:
2665:
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2595:
2571:
2558:
2516:
2503:
2492:
2472:
2461:
2403:
2372:
2363:
2339:
2278:
2240:
1790:Grand five-storey Belle Epoque.
1111:19 Le Schuylkill (Villa Soleil)
906:(previously BOULEVARD DU NORD)
300:(previously AVENUE DES FLEURS)
2183:
2163:
2064:
2051:
1813:RUE RÉVÉREND PÈRE LOUIS FROLLA
1511:- four storey classical villa.
1331:RUE COLONEL BELLANDO DE CASTRO
1:
2002:
1540:32* Façades des constructions
904:BOULEVARD PRINCESSE CHARLOTTE
313:Four storey highly decorated
3549:Monaco history-related lists
2270:Monaco's Heritage In Danger?
2155:Monaco's Heritage In Danger?
1966:– farmhouse on 125 acres at
1808:– Four storey neo-classical.
1559:(previously RUE DES AGAVES)
1270:– (refer to 22 Rue Bellevue)
1208:ROUTE DE LA MOYENNE CORNICHE
1012:– Large Neo-Classical villa.
740:BOULEVARD DU JARDIN EXOTIQUE
520:Princess Caroline of Hanover
510:Princess Stéphanie of Monaco
176:enhanced with citrus trees,
32:Heritage and its recognition
7:
1990:
1835:3 Villa Ex Boisset* and 3b*
168:Sporting peninsula for the
10:
3600:
3534:Architectural conservation
1239:– Two-storey neoclassical.
852:– Belle Epoque apartments.
1890:- architect Jean Marquet.
1884:- architect Jean Marquet.
1877:4 & 6 Villa Lilly Lou
928:Originally "Villa Blume".
793:75 Villa Marie-Antoinette
617:16 Maison Florent Andrei*
585:Villa El Mandar* and 37b*
298:AVENUE DE GRANDE BRETAGNE
19:The historical villas of
1984:Daisy, Princess of Pless
1777:RUE PRINCESSE FLORESTINE
1300:7 Villa Marie Georgette*
647:– Boulevard d'Italie.(?)
430:8A Eglise Saint Charles*
379:8 Villa de la Géronstère
170:Société des bains de mer
16:Residential architecture
3422:archives.monacomatin.mc
3066:archives.monacomatin.mc
2546:www.mbartfoundation.com
2385:L'Observateur de Monaco
2351:archives.monacomatin.mc
2290:archives.monacomatin.mc
2228:archives.monacomatin.mc
1815:(ex RUE DES ORCHIDEES)
1788:13 Palais Florestine* –
1621:15 Villa Marie Laurence
1261:Replaced by apartments.
856:21 Villa Saint Laurent*
656:5 Villa Marie-Thérèse –
516:Villa Clos Saint-Pierre
506:Villa Clos Saint-Martin
264:11 Villa De M. Dusautoy
1997:Architecture of Monaco
1895:UNIDENTIFIED ADDRESSES
1760:RUE PRINCESSE CAROLINE
1717:30 Villa Quatre Mains*
1214:24-6 Villa Frontalière
1165:11 Villa Les Grillons*
1067:3 Villa des Gaumates –
1018:– Neo-classical villa.
971:29 Villa La Belle Vie*
887:39bis Palais Miramare*
806:1 Immeuble banque BNP*
452:3 Villa de L'Insernia*
328:AVENUE PRINCESSE GRACE
83:Avenue Princesse Grace
44:
3506:, NMNM, Monaco 2013.
3213:www.groupemarzocco.mc
2941:www.marcel-pagnol.com
2821:www.groupemarzocco.mc
2629:, 26 August 1903, p7.
1926:Notable nearby villas
1171:ESCALIER SAINT-DÉVOTE
978:BOULEVARD RAINIER III
840:18 Villa Les Acacias*
800:BOULEVARD DES MOULINS
730:44? Villa Primerose –
563:22 Villa Boutons d'Or
551:BOULEVARD DE BELGIQUE
156:New villa development
39:
3189:Architectural Digest
2480:"Villas du Sporting"
1871:RUELLE SAINTE-DÉVOTE
1806:19 Villa de l'Avenir
1743:43 Villa Le Perchoir
1588:11 Villa Santinella*
1430:3 Villa La Mascotte*
1309:12 Villa Petrouchka*
1274:Princesse Charlotte.
1153:DESCENTE DU LARVOTTO
961:27 Villa des Fleurs*
932:9 Villa Myrelingues*
926:7 Villa Jacqueline –
759:42 ter Les Orangers*
704:20 Palais Belvedère*
612:14 Villa Beausoleil*
436:AVENUE SAINT LAURENT
420:3 Villa Les Lierres*
414:AVENUE SAINT CHARLES
246:– Rented by painter
3257:"Journal de Monaco"
1944:Hans-Georg Tersling
1829:RUE SUFFREN REYMOND
1709:18 Villa Belvedère*
1655:26 Villa Georgette*
1557:RUE HUBERT–CLERISSI
1249:5 Villa Petrouchka*
1159:1 Maison Mencarelli
1133:29 Villa des Garets
1127:27 Villa Roqueville
1053:BOULEVARD DE SUISSE
1046:29 Villa Des Garets
830:16 Hotel du Louvre*
779:59 Villa Alexandre*
734:56 Villa Antoinette
686:17 Villa La Rousse*
645:? Villa Marjolaine
627:24 Villa St. Joseph
622:18 Castel Florence*
591:BOULEVARD DE FRANCE
569:26 Villa Bon Accord
500:AVENUE SAINT MARTIN
475:2 Villa Miraflores*
469:AVENUE SAINT MICHEL
351:AVENUE DE LA MADONE
292:31 Le Saint Michel*
210:AVENUE L'ANNONCIADE
178:Canary Island palms
3320:Fialon, Sandrine.
3295:Fialon, Sandrine.
3270:Fialon, Sandrine.
3134:Fialon, Sandrine.
3109:Fialon, Sandrine.
2195:www.monacolife.net
2125:The New York Times
1766:2 Maison Fontaine*
1733:41 Maidon Bambusi*
1728:39 Villa Bellevue*
1723:34 Villa La Vigie*
1667:31 Villa Delphine*
1644:16 Villa des Pins*
1605:RUE LOUIS AURÉGLIA
1599:4 Villa Beau* Site
1578:RUE HONORÉ LABANDE
1509:14 Villa Sirenette
1337:1 Villa San Martin
1324:22 Villa Hollandia
1221:RUE AUGUSTIN VENTO
1193:North façade only*
1140:BOULEVARD DU TENAO
1086:14 Villa Le Sphinx
1081:11 Villa de Rome –
990:1 Villa Josephine*
866:24 Villa Le Lotus*
824:14 Villa Ménésini*
692:18 Villa Beaulieu*
680:15 Villa Juliette*
674:Sir John Woodroffe
670:11 Villa Paulette*
633:BOULEVARD D'ITALIE
536:5 Villa Del Sol –
531:AVENUE SAINT ROMAN
344:Villas du Sporting
279:17 Villa Graziella
238:AVENUE DE LA COSTA
182:pittosporum tobira
97:Significant losses
53:Prince Rainier III
45:
3209:"Groupe Marzocco"
2817:"Groupe Marzocco"
1820:16 les Orchidées*
1753:49 Villa Du Parc*
1748:47 Garden Palace*
1738:41bis El Palacio*
1673:RUE DES ORCHIDÉES
1435:4 Villa La Vague*
1424:2 Villa Les Flots
1415:RUE DES GIROFLÉES
1315:13 Villa ? –
1198:PLACE DES MOULINS
1098:16 Villa Girasole
1004:10 Villa Emmanuel
871:26 Palais Albany*
747:37 Palais du Midi
714:35 Villa Le Rêve*
664:Sir Rupert Clarke
597:8 Villa Favorite*
580:35 Villa Belgica*
481:3 Villa Gardenia*
462:7 Villa Barbarin*
447:2 Maison Bregnat*
404:AVENUE ROQUEVILLE
40:Villa Blanchy in
3591:
3539:Villas in Monaco
3516:Laplace, Pierre
3509:Laplace, Pierre
3490:
3489:
3487:
3486:
3480:"Villa La Vigie"
3476:
3470:
3469:
3458:
3452:
3451:
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2654:
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2636:
2630:
2625:At Monte Carlo,
2623:
2617:
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2614:
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2599:
2593:
2592:
2590:
2589:
2575:
2569:
2564:LaPlace, Pierre
2562:
2556:
2555:
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2552:
2538:
2527:
2522:LaPlace, Pierre
2520:
2514:
2509:LaPlace, Pierre
2507:
2501:
2496:
2490:
2489:
2487:
2486:
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2459:
2458:
2455:www.pss-archi.eu
2447:
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2435:
2426:
2425:
2423:
2422:
2413:. Archived from
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2094:. Archived from
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2075:
2068:
2062:
2057:Laplace, Pierre
2055:
2049:
2042:
1946:; 1892. For Sir
1932:Le Chateau Malet
1888:10 Villa Nenette
1584:3 Palais ZigZag*
1551:45 Villa Trianon
1545:33 Villa Leopold
1522:19 Villa Péronne
1503:RUE DES REMPARTS
1440:6 Villa La Brise
1287:Villa Jacqueline
1243:4 Villa Victoria
1188:PLACE DUE MARCHÉ
1146:5 Villa Nocturne
1121:24 Villa Colibri
1105:Maurice Ephrussi
1092:15 Villa Sevigne
1010:11 Villa Trotty*
845:19 Villa Marcel*
835:17 Villa Helene*
753:40 Villa Blanche
726:38 Villa Guitou*
698:19 Villa Ribéri*
639:25 Villa Loretta
607:12 Villa Albina*
602:10 Villa Helios*
363:AVENUE D'OSTENDE
71:Sporting d'Hiver
61:Prince Albert II
3599:
3598:
3594:
3593:
3592:
3590:
3589:
3588:
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3259:. 12 June 2015.
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1882:5 Villa Blanchy
1794:15 Villa ?
1783:7 Villa Carmen*
1690:21 Villa Bleue*
1679:1 Villa Leonie*
1528:21 Villa Rosine
1268:Villa Hollandia
1231:RUE BEL RESPIRO
1161:- Built in 1898
1062:2 Villa Byron –
951:25 Villa Paola*
943:23 Villa Alice*
934:– Belle Epoque.
811:2a Villa Bromar
784:61 Villa Grace*
764:56 Villa Paloma
720:37 Villa Marie*
709:21 Villa Elise*
672:– Once home to
575:33 Villa Marie*
557:2 Villa Belgica
493:6 Villa Celine*
487:5 Villa Claude*
457:5 Villa Parana*
375:5 Villa Colombe
369:3 Villa Monjoie
357:4 Le Metropole*
335:17 Villa Sauber
305:2 Villa Belgica
281:– Belle Epoque.
244:2 Villa Minerva
227:AVENUE CARLOTTA
203:
158:
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