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Parc Saint Roman is a landmark residential complex located in Monaco’s La Rousse – Saint Roman district. Completed in 1982 and designed by Italian architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni, the development comprises a 33-storey tower and the adjoining Les Terrasses block, forming one of the Principality’s most recognisable residential addresses.

La Rousse – Saint Roman

Amenities

CCTV

Concierge

Gym

Pool

Sauna

Security

Building amenities

Parc Saint Roman provides a comprehensive range of amenities associated with larger residential developments in Monaco’s eastern district.

24-hour concierge and security

Parc Saint Roman benefits from a 24-hour concierge service supported by continuous security monitoring. In a residence of this scale, structured access control and on-site supervision are essential components of daily operation. Concierge services assist with visitor coordination, deliveries, and general building oversight, while monitored entry points regulate access. Together, these systems contribute to privacy, organisation, and consistent residential management.

Outdoor swimming pool and landscaped grounds

The complex includes an outdoor swimming pool set within landscaped grounds reserved for residents. Unlike smaller residential buildings, Parc Saint Roman integrates leisure space directly into its site planning. The surrounding gardens create visual separation from neighbouring developments and contribute to the building’s residential character. The presence of landscaped outdoor space distinguishes the property within Monaco’s vertical urban environment.

Parc Saint Roman building pictured from the outside with the pool

Fitness and recreational facilities

Parc Saint Roman incorporates fitness and recreational facilities intended for residents’ regular use. These amenities reduce reliance on external facilities and align with expectations for larger residential developments. In a complex of this scale, integrated recreational infrastructure forms part of its operational structure. Access is managed within the building’s controlled environment, ensuring that leisure use remains consistent with residential oversight.

Secure underground parking

The building includes secure underground parking reserved for residents. In the La Rousse – Saint Roman district, where elevation and residential density influence access routes, integrated parking infrastructure remains a practical necessity. Controlled vehicle entry enhances security while supporting internal access to residential levels. This feature contributes to daily convenience within a high-rise residential setting.

Location Map

Situated in La Rousse – Saint Roman, Parc Saint Roman combines a quieter residential atmosphere with convenient access to Monaco’s eastern districts and key lifestyle destinations.

Location Information

Parc Saint Roman is located in Monaco’s La Rousse – Saint Roman district, close to the Larvotto beaches and the French border. The setting offers a quieter residential environment with open views, while remaining well connected to Monte-Carlo and central Monaco.

View from Parc Saint roman during night time

Tour Odéon

Tour Odéon is a prominent residential tower and a defining architectural landmark within La Rousse–Saint Roman. It’s one of the most recognisable residential buildings in Monaco and a key architectural presence. The development introduced a distinctive form of high-rise residential living to the district, with apartments designed to offer substantial interior space and open views. Despite its prominence, Tour Odéon functions primarily as a residential address, consistent with the district’s emphasis on private living.

Monte-Carlo Country Club

Monte-Carlo Country Club is a long-established tennis club located at the border of the district. The club sits near the eastern edge of La Rousse–Saint Roman and is used by members throughout the year. While internationally recognised for professional tournaments, the club primarily operates as a private sporting facility. Its proximity provides residents with access to outdoor sports amenities without introducing retail or entertainment activity into nearby residential streets.

Parc Saint-Roman

Parc Saint-Roman provides a quiet green space embedded within the residential area of La Rousse–Saint Roman. The park includes walking paths, shaded seating, and open areas regularly used by residents. It functions as a practical neighbourhood amenity, supporting everyday routines and contributing to the district’s calm environment.

Saint Roman is a residential haven

The streets of the Saint Roman area are primarily residential, lined with elegant apartment buildings and private homes. The streets within the Saint-Roman area form the core of the district’s residential life. Apartment buildings and private residences define the streetscape, with little ground-floor retail and minimal through traffic. Movement is largely local, shaped by residents and office users rather than visitors. This contributes to the area’s calm atmosphere and reinforces its focus on long-term residential use.

About the Neighbourhood

The main architect associated with new luxury developments in Monaco’s Carré d’Or is Alexandre Giraldi, known for the iconic 26 Carré d’Or tower, blending modern design with classic opulence using glass, stone, and smart technology, with interiors by Humbert & Poyet. He creates timeless residences featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and high-end finishes, reflecting the area’s exclusive lifestyle and blending with the historic grandeur of Monaco

La Rousse Saint Roman pictured from above

About the Neighbourhood

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FAQ’s

Q: How large is Parc Saint Roman?

A: Parc Saint Roman comprises approximately 390 apartments across a 33-storey tower and an adjoining residential block.

Q: What amenities are available to residents?

A: Residents benefit from a large outdoor pool, landscaped gardens, fitness and wellness facilities, concierge services, security, underground parking, and communal spaces.

Q: What is Parc Saint Roman’s prime feature?

A: Many apartments enjoy panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea and Monaco’s surrounding parks and greenery.

Q: Is Parc Saint Roman suitable for families?

A: Yes. Its amenities, outdoor spaces, and proximity to beaches, sports facilities, and parks make it well suited to family living.

Q: Who designed Parc Saint Roman?

A: The complex was designed by Italian architect Luigi Caccia Dominioni and completed in 1982.