MONACO PENTHOUSE
€4,675,000
THREE BEDROOMS ACROSS TWO FLOORS, A PRIVATE ROOFTOP MADE FOR LONG DINNERS OUTDOORS, AND INTERIORS FINISHED IN TRAVERTINE, WALNUT AND LOCAL STONE
Penthouse Left is one of three penthouses in Monaco Suites, a collection of just five residences by the Swiss developer RIVA, due for completion in the first quarter of 2028. Arranged over two floors with a private rooftop above, it offers 212 m² of living space within a total surface of 359 m², with a lift connecting the private garage to every level.
The second floor is given over to daily life. Kitchen, dining and living room share one open plan, laid in pale travertine and anchored by a wall of dry stone. A fluted travertine island faces full height walnut cabinetry that conceals the built in appliances, while woven pendant lights hang low over a long dining table. Wide glass doors slide back onto a covered terrace beneath curved canopies, where sheer linen softens the afternoon sun and the view opens towards the sea. A guest cloakroom sits discreetly beside the stair.
The first floor holds three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal suite has its own dressing room and a bathroom with a freestanding bath, and the two further bedrooms suit children or visiting family equally well.
Above it all, the 68 m² rooftop is the home's most generous outdoor space, laid out for dining beside an outdoor kitchen, with a lounge framed by planting and a sheltered corner for the evening.
Underfloor heating, air conditioning and a gas fireplace keep the home comfortable through the year, with floor to ceiling timber doors and slim aluminium sliders throughout. Residents share landscaped gardens, a pool with changing rooms and a gym, and a private storage room in the basement completes the residence.
Penthouse Left is one of three penthouses in Monaco Suites, a collection of just five residences by the Swiss developer RIVA, due for completion in the first quarter of 2028. Arranged over two floors with a private rooftop above, it offers 212 m² of living space within a total surface of 359 m², with a lift connecting the private garage to every level.
The second floor is given over to daily life. Kitchen, dining and living room share one open plan, laid in pale travertine and anchored by a wall of dry stone. A fluted travertine island faces full height walnut cabinetry that conceals the built in appliances, while woven pendant lights hang low over a long dining table. Wide glass doors slide back onto a covered terrace beneath curved canopies, where sheer linen softens the afternoon sun and the view opens towards the sea. A guest cloakroom sits discreetly beside the stair.
The first floor holds three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The principal suite has its own dressing room and a bathroom with a freestanding bath, and the two further bedrooms suit children or visiting family equally well.
Above it all, the 68 m² rooftop is the home's most generous outdoor space, laid out for dining beside an outdoor kitchen, with a lounge framed by planting and a sheltered corner for the evening.
Underfloor heating, air conditioning and a gas fireplace keep the home comfortable through the year, with floor to ceiling timber doors and slim aluminium sliders throughout. Residents share landscaped gardens, a pool with changing rooms and a gym, and a private storage room in the basement completes the residence.
LUXURY INTERIORS CRAFTED FOR LIVING
Curved concrete canopies mirror the organic rhythm of the coastline, casting soft shadow across the elevated living space.
A raw, stacked-rock surface serves as the room's grounding anchor, balanced by low-profile furniture and a ruggedly carved timber centrepiece.
Sheer linen curtains soften the afternoon light, drawing the eye toward the terrace where the interior floor plan reaches toward the horizon.
The vertically fluted stone surface creates a sculptural focal point, anchoring the open living level against a rugged dry stone backdrop.
Linear light strips mirror the clean lines of the residence, connecting the private entry level to the curated living spaces above.
A stone-clad food preparation unit complements the outdoor dining set, offering an elevated space for gathering beneath the open sky.
Sheer linen curtains soften the afternoon light, drawing the eye toward the terrace where the interior floor plan reaches toward the horizon.
The vertically fluted stone surface creates a sculptural focal point, anchoring the open living level against a rugged dry stone backdrop.
A stone-clad food preparation unit complements the outdoor dining set, offering an elevated space for gathering beneath the open sky.
Curved concrete canopies mirror the organic rhythm of the coastline, casting soft shadow across the elevated living space.
A raw, stacked-rock surface serves as the room's grounding anchor, balanced by low-profile furniture and a ruggedly carved timber centrepiece.
Linear light strips mirror the clean lines of the residence, connecting the private entry level to the curated living spaces above.
San Agustín sits on the coast just west of Palma, a settled residential neighbourhood where the city gives way to the first of the southwest's coves and seafront streets. Well connected and established, it offers a rare balance the convenience of the capital within minutes, paired with a relaxed, residential setting close to the sea.
The character is practical and quietly residential. Villas and apartment buildings climb the gentle hillsides, many with open views across the Bay of Palma, while the small beach of Cala Major and the seafront promenade lie just along the coast. Everyday amenities, the marinas of the southwest, and the green expanse of the Bellver woods are all close at hand, giving the neighbourhood an easy, lived-in rhythm distinct from the busier resorts further west.
San Agustín appeals to buyers who want proximity to Palma with the sea on the doorstep families and second-home owners drawn by the connections, the light, and the convenience. It suits both year-round residents and holiday-home owners who value a coastal address that keeps the capital, the airport, and the best of the southwest within easy reach.
CALA MAJOR BEACH
3 min
A golden-sand beach with clear water, close to the neighbourhood.
AIRPORT
20 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PALMA CITY CENTER
15 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PUERTO PORTALS
8 min
A prestigious marina with superyachts, boutiques and fine dining.
PORT CALA NOVA
3 min
A sailing harbour and watersports base on the city's western shore.
BENDINAT GOLF
8 min
A scenic 18-hole course set among pine woodland near the coast.
CALA MAJOR BEACH
3 min
A golden-sand beach with clear water, close to the neighbourhood.
AIRPORT
20 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PALMA CITY CENTER
15 min
The island's main gateway, with direct routes across Europe year-round.
PUERTO PORTALS
8 min
A prestigious marina with superyachts, boutiques and fine dining.
PORT CALA NOVA
3 min
A sailing harbour and watersports base on the city's western shore.
BENDINAT GOLF
8 min
A scenic 18-hole course set among pine woodland near the coast.
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