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Estelle Beaumont was born in Montmartre, Paris, France. Early on in Estelle’s childhood, her mother became a pickpocket and tried to ensure that Essie had always found a means of survival. This became of value when Essie was fourteen, and her mother died in a robbery gone wrong. As she was left alone to defend herself, Essie did what she could to survive on the streets. When she was eighteen, Estelle tried to pickpocket a woman dressed head to toe in designer labels. For the first time, she had been caught. Yet this woman didn’t report her to the police, instead, she offered her an opportunity to get off the streets of the ghetto and live a luxurious life. Without asking questions, Estelle agreed, anything to get off the streets. Estelle became determined and continued to thirst for more of this upscale life. Eventually, Estelle became head of this particular service and relocated to Monaco because of its known attraction for the wealthy, and so she could expand. Estelle, whose only twenty-six, lives in the luxury residential, Tour Odéon, and fronts as a successful business consultant.

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Rising majestically above the azure waters of the Mediterranean sea and the captivating Principality of Monaco, Tour Odéon takes luxurious living to dazzling new heights. The collective vision of developer Groupe Marzocco, architect Alexandre Giraldi and interior designer Alberto Pinto, the double tower of 70 exceptional serviced apartments, duplexes and a penthouse was completed in 2015 and set a new gold standard in residential lifestyle, not just for Monaco but for the world. Tour Odéon offers a unique opportunity to live in the ultimate home. Each apartment is dedicated to luxury, with only the finest quality materials used for floors, walls, ceilings and fittings. Equipped with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and elegant private terraces, residents can relax in the south of France’s natural light – and enjoy unique panoramic views of its spectacular coastline. The interiors, designed by the reknowned interior designer Alberto Pinto, perfectly enhance one’s enjoyment of the stunning 360 degree views of Monaco and the shimmering waters of the Mediterranean. Bathrooms and kitchens offer a perfect combination of practicality and impeccable style. Each is fitted out with the most advanced appliances from the most prestigious and respected names. To live at Tour Odéon is to indulge yourself in the ultimate lifestyle. The wellness centre will meet your needs whatever your mood. A hammam, sauna and private Spa suites will cleanse and relax. A well equipped gym will help you keep in shape while numerous pools will cater for swimmers and family fun. A 7 days concierge service will ensure each resident enjoys a five-star-hotel experience on a daily basis. Every conceivable need is catered for. Housekeeping, dry cleaning, valet and vehicle washing services are available – all at the touch of an integrated screen inside each residence.

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Monaco is an original character biography roleplay that follows the lives of the wealthy residents of TOUR ODÉON, a luxury residential double-skyscraper property in La Rousse, the northernmost Ward in the Principality of Monaco. This group focuses on character development and writing. We’re welcoming to everyone that wants a home to be able to bring their stories to life. We want the group to be relaxed and open while keeping a drama free atmosphere. Our hope is for mature writers to find a place to call home in Monaco and to come together to create a lively community. Oh But also watch out for Les Potins. The gossip blog that wants to air out all your dirty little secrets. Who is behind Les Potins? That is a secret they will never tell. Is it the front doorman? The waitress at the restaurant? Your next door neighbor? All you need to know is that you need to watch your back. They have been screwed over by the wealthy of Monaco for too long. They’re sick of the corruption and decide to take it out on those who flaunt it.

Conveniently located next to the main train station in Monaco, Les Moneghetti is an elevated district in the north of the Principality with sweeping views out towards Port-Hercules and Le Rocher. This low-key neighborhood is built on terraces and it’s not uncommon to stumble upon elegant Belle Epoque villas as you explore off the beaten track. The name, Les Moneghetti, means ‘little Monaco’ in Monegasque and the area is known for its residential nature, yet its situation between the Jardin Exotique and Monte-Carlo means the advantages of city living are never far away. The neighborhood boasts 11 percent of Monaco’s population. The average price per square meter of €31,302 ($35,160.10).

Jardin Exotique is a primarily residential district in the northwestern corner of Monaco that shares its name with its star attraction, the terraced botanical gardens that offer superb views across the Principality and out to the Mediterranean Sea. Another green space, the Princess Antoinette Park, is popular with parents of young children while the neighborhood is also home to Monaco’s hospital, Centre Hospitalier Princesse Grace, and the New National Museum of Monaco – Villa Paloma. 14 percent of the population live in Jardin Exotique. The average price per square meter of €34,915 ($39,218.41).

A predominately residential district with an elevated position at the northeastern edge of the Principality, La Rousse it has a concentration of luxury apartments with uninterrupted sea views across the beach at Larvotto. The stand out construction is the Tour Odéon which was completed in 2015. An incredible 170m high, with a five-story penthouse that is billed as the most expensive in the world, it is the tallest building in Monaco. Monaco residents who choose to live in La Rousse have the sporting facilities of the Monte Carlo Country Club at their doorstep. The venue also hosts the highly anticipated Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters ATP tennis tournament every summer.  La Rousse is home to 19 percent of Monaco’s population, making it the second most populated neighborhood. The average price per square meter of €37,247 ($41,837.84).

Also known as ‘Le Rocher’ (the Rock), a reference to its dominating position in the Monaco landscape, Monaco-Ville is the historic heart of Monaco and a heritage district characterized by pedestrianized alleyways and traditional restaurants. Visitors are drawn to this neighborhood by the Prince’s Palace at one end and the Oceanographic Museum at the other. In summer the Monaco Open Air Cinema boasts one of the most spectacular outdoor settings in the world. While many buildings in Monaco-Ville house government offices, nearly 500 principal residences were declared in the 2016 census. Typically, property here retains a historic charm. Monaco-Ville may contain a large concentration of Monaco’s tourist attractions but it houses the smallest population of all of Monaco, 3 percent to be precise. INSEE did not have enough data to calculate the evolution of price per square meter in Monaco-Ville in its recent report.

For many, Monte-Carlo is a synonym for Monaco but it actually denotes the district in the center of the Principality. Monte-Carlo is home to an incredible concentration of Monaco’s iconic attractions, from the Monte Carlo Casino to the luxurious Hôtel de Paris and its three Michelin-starred restaurant Le Louis XV – Alain Ducasse. An energetic neighborhood with commerce and restaurants, the Metropole Shopping Centre and Buddha Bar are of particular note. Within Monte-Carlo, the Carré d’Or is the ‘golden square’ of Monaco property. Looking towards the future, One Monte-Carlo and 26 Carré d’Or are two particular developments of note that are nearing completion and promise to further enhance the vibrant real estate landscape. 22 percent of the population live in Monte-Carlo, making it Monaco’s most populated district. The average price per square meter of €44,094 ($49,528.76).

Centered around Port Hercules, Monaco’s main harbor (and starting grid of the Monaco Grand Prix), La Condamine is at the heart of Monaco. Luxury yachts berth here year round, while the recently completed Yacht Club de Monaco, designed by Norman Foster, is an eye-catching design. From casual bistros to upscale restaurants, there is no shortage of dining options in this neighborhood, although La Condamine locals are more often than not found enjoying a coffee and chat at Place d’Armes, which also hosts a daily produce market. Thanks to its central location, La Condamine is a transport hub and is well connected to both the train station and local and regional buses. The International School of Monaco is also situated here. ‘Le Stella’ is a recently completed development that has generated a lot of excitement on the Monaco real estate scene. La Condamine is home to 14 percent of the Monaco population. The average price per square meter of €37,459 ($42,075.97).

Fontvieille has a pretty harbor lined with excellent restaurants and is located to the west of the Principality, where Monaco meets France’s Cap d’Ail. Although it is a busy commercial area, with a large Carrefour supermarket, the neighborhood is also considered to be a quiet and family friendly choice of residence. Monaco’s small but captivating Zoological Gardens are here, while Fontvieille Park has ducks, ponds, and playgrounds and the Princesse Grace Rose Garden is an oasis of calm. Monaco’s heliport is in Fontvieille and helicopter transfers connect the Principality with Nice Côte d’Azur Airport in seven minutes. Arguably Fontvieille’s most dominating architectural feature, however, is Stade Louis II, the home ground of AS Monaco football club. 12 percent of the population call Fontvieille home, predominately in modern residences at the water’s edge. The average price per square meter of €42,575 ($47,822.54).

At the eastern edge of Monaco, waterfront Larvotto oozes exclusivity. Luxury residences line avenue Princesse Grace, sharing the seaside promenade with five-star resorts including the Monte-Carlo Beach and Monte-Carlo Bay Spa and Resort. Along with having Monaco’s Larvotto beach at your doorstep, other important addresses here are iconic nightspots Jimmy’z Monte-Carlo and Sass Café as well as the Principality’s conference and exhibition center, the Grimaldi Forum. The private members club 39 Monte-Carlo is a recent addition to the neighborhood and its gym and wellness philosophy is favored by elite sports stars and discreet locals. Only 5 percent of Monaco residents call the district home. In a testament to just how rarely property in Larvotto enters the market. The average price per square meter of €70,290 ($78,953.52).

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