The Mareterra land extension formerly known as Portier Cove is the environmentally friendly development that is carving out a new neighbourhood in the Larvotto district of Monaco.
What is Mareterra Monaco ?
The luxury real estate market in Monaco continues to grow with the recent development of Mareterra, an ecologically friendly neighborhood in the Larvotto Bay. This revolutionary land reclamation project will provide discerning investors luxuriously finished apartments, penthouses, townhouses and a selection of rare villas, 6 of which will be waterside.
The Mareterra, an exclusive residential development in the Principality of Monaco is set to become a new iconic landmark. The design was created by world-leading engineers and architects with decades experience who specialise in creating natural open spaces as well luxurious living environments - all while maintaining an alluring charm. This unique project will include retail spaces, natural open areas and an marina.
The Mareterra, an exclusive residential development in the Principality of Monaco is set to become a new iconic landmark. The design was created by world-leading engineers and architects with decades experience who specialise in creating natural open spaces as well luxurious living environments - all while maintaining an alluring charm. This unique project will include retail spaces, natural open areas and an marina.
The luxury real estate
in Mareterra Monaco
in Mareterra Monaco
The Larvotto region is the area that surrounds Monaco's Larvotto beach. This is a popular destination because of its stunning sea views, proximity to the beach, and active local restaurant and bar scene.
In 2020, the most costly sector in Monaco is Larvotto, with an average price per square meter of €65,520. Contact a real estate agent to see properties in this location.
The landscaping at Mareterra is centred on green open spaces intended to bring people closer to nature. These quiet areas will have luxurious native vegetation, including mature trees, blooming plants, and shrubs, allowing you not only to relax but also to get shade from the Mediterranean sun.
The gorgeous and unspoilt Portier Cove, Monaco will be mostly pedestrianised, providing a secure and healthy environment for residents to explore. From the charmingly curving coast of Mareterra, a paved walkway connects Portier Cove Monaco to the Grimaldi Forum before continuing on to beautiful Larvotto beach with its family-friendly amenities.
In 2020, the most costly sector in Monaco is Larvotto, with an average price per square meter of €65,520. Contact a real estate agent to see properties in this location.
The landscaping at Mareterra is centred on green open spaces intended to bring people closer to nature. These quiet areas will have luxurious native vegetation, including mature trees, blooming plants, and shrubs, allowing you not only to relax but also to get shade from the Mediterranean sun.
The gorgeous and unspoilt Portier Cove, Monaco will be mostly pedestrianised, providing a secure and healthy environment for residents to explore. From the charmingly curving coast of Mareterra, a paved walkway connects Portier Cove Monaco to the Grimaldi Forum before continuing on to beautiful Larvotto beach with its family-friendly amenities.
Location
The SIFG offers you to invest in this beautiful new area in Monaco on extremely favorable terms. For more information, please contact any of our offices.
Development Info
Architect: Renzo Piano Building Workshop/ Valode & Pistre Architects
No. of apartment: 110 apartments
No. of villas: 10
Completion: 2024/25
Stunning sea views
Townhouses
600-metres of cycle lanes
800 trees planted, spreading some 27,000 square metres.
Marina
21,000 metres-squared of pedestrianised zones
50% of rainwater will be recycled
4,500 metres squared of solar panels
No. of apartment: 110 apartments
No. of villas: 10
Completion: 2024/25
Stunning sea views
Townhouses
600-metres of cycle lanes
800 trees planted, spreading some 27,000 square metres.
Marina
21,000 metres-squared of pedestrianised zones
50% of rainwater will be recycled
4,500 metres squared of solar panels