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Le Mélisande

Le Mélisande — a residence overlooking Mont-Boron

At 7 boulevard du Mont-Boron, at the corner of boulevard Carnot, Le Mélisande residence overlooks the bay from the heights of Mont-Boron. Completed in 1975 to plans by architect Georges-Xavier Marguerita, it rises six storeys and embodies, like its neighbours Le Baccarat and Le Président, the Modernist architecture that shaped this district in the 1970s.

The Mont-Boron district

Mont-Boron is one of Nice's most prestigious districts, valued for its standing and its exceptional setting between sea and hills. The most sought-after addresses in the area, including boulevard du Mont-Boron, are among the most highly rated in the city. The district appeals to both local and international buyers through its balance of tranquillity, accessibility and proximity to the beaches, the port and the town centre.

The Le Mélisande residence

The application for construction, filed by developer Yves Soissons, dates from 1973; planning permission was granted on 4 July 1973, for completion around 1975. Built on a 3,154 sqm plot, the residence rises to a height of about 23 metres.

The residence spans two addresses (7 boulevard du Mont-Boron and 167 boulevard Carnot), corresponding to an arrangement of two linked building sections.  Its elevated position above the bay allows a large share of the apartments open views over the sea and city from generous terraces; the exact extent of the panorama.

What is an apartment worth at Le Mélisande?

Across boulevard du Mont-Boron as a whole, the average apartment price is €7,279/m², ranging from €3,683 to €12,728/m² depending on the address and condition (MeilleursAgents data)

Real transactions recorded within Le Mélisande residence sit well above this street average: a 4-room apartment of 125.07 sqm sold for €2,780,000 in October 2024, i.e. €22,228/m², and a 3-room apartment of 61 sqm sold for €790,000 in June 2025, i.e. around €12,951/m². A 3-room apartment of 77.78 sqm is currently listed at €1,195,000, i.e. €15,364/m². This gap with the street average reflects the residence's dominant position, one of the finest addresses in the area.

Our agency's view on Le Mélisande and Mont-Boron

Le Mélisande is one of the residences we follow closely in Mont-Boron, as demand there regularly outstrips available supply. Price differences between floors can be significant: view and aspect often weigh more heavily than floor area in a property's valuation there, a point we take care to explain to both buyers and sellers.

Le Mélisande — Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Le Mélisande located?

Le Mélisande is at 7 boulevard du Mont-Boron, at the corner of boulevard Carnot, in the Mont-Boron district of Nice.

When was Le Mélisande built?

Planning permission was granted on 4 July 1973, for completion around 1975.

Who is the architect of Le Mélisande?

The residence was designed by architect Georges-Xavier Marguerita, for developer Yves Soissons.

How many floors does Le Mélisande have?

The residence rises six storeys (ground floor plus five upper floors, R+6 in French notation), for a total height of about 23 metres.

Does Le Mélisande have a sea view?

Yes, its elevated position on boulevard du Mont-Boron allows a large share of the apartments open views over the sea and the bay of Nice.

Looking for an apartment at Le Mélisande?

Our advisors follow the Mont-Boron market and know the properties available or coming up at Le Mélisande. Let's discuss your search to be informed as a priority of opportunities in this sought-after residence.

Selling a property at Le Mélisande or in Mont-Boron

If you own a property within Le Mélisande residence or in the Mont-Boron district, Riviera Boulevard will support you throughout your sale.

Thanks to our thorough knowledge of the area and its exceptional properties, we offer an accurate, realistic valuation, in line with current market trends.

Please do not hesitate to contact us for personalised support and a confidential valuation.