Villa la Vigie

The jewel of Monaco

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Monaco

A unique space in Monaco

La Vigie gives you the image of Monaco without the formality of its grand hotels. You are not in a hotel, you are at home: you get ready in the bedrooms, you come down the staircase, you marry in the garden, and nobody crosses paths with an outside guest all day. Two things we know from working there. The late afternoon light on the white façade is the most beautiful on this coast, so we build the ceremony and the portraits around it. And the villa is named after a lookout for a reason, it is exposed: weighted structures, fixed florals, protected candles. Our advice: take the house for two or three days. A one night wedding at La Vigie is an elegant waste.

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Wedding planner

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Seafront

Pool

Accommodation

on request

A house set on a rock, facing the sea, on the precise border between the Principality and France. You catch sight of it from the beach at Monte-Carlo Beach, white and symmetrical above the pines, and you immediately wonder who lives there. Nobody. It is waiting for you. Built in 1902, La Vigie owes its name to its position: a lookout, the furthest point of the coast. From its terraces you take in the bay of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin on one side, Monaco and the Larvotto on the other. There is nothing between you and the water. Its neoclassical architecture has crossed the century with an almost literary elegance. Columns, moulded ceilings, marble floors, vast windows. Six bedrooms and suites, a wide terrace, a heated pool, grounds landscaped as an exotic garden. In the nineteen eighties a great couturier fell in love with this wind beaten silhouette and resurrected it at his own expense. He lived here for more than a decade and left an aesthetic imprint you can still feel today. Around eight hundred and ninety square metres of fully privatisable space, seating up to two hundred and twenty guests for dinner. This is not a function room. It is a house lent to you, and that is precisely what changes everything.