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Some homes just stop you right at the front gate. This eleven bedroom Moroccan estate for sale in Rabat does exactly that. The first thing you see is those beautifully carved wood window screens set against pure white walls and honestly the way the sun hits the mosaic tiles just pulls you in. Rabat is known for its charm but this villa really takes it to the next level. The place feels grand and welcoming at the same time which is not something you find every day. As I walked inside I noticed this soft golden light coming off the chandelier above the water feature and you actually hear the gentle splash from the fountain below. It is the kind of lobby that feels both impressive and peaceful which is a tricky thing to pull off. You wander further into this estate and the living areas just draw you in. On the right you get this formal living room that is hard not to pause in for a minute. There are these deep reds and ruby tones that warm the space and sometimes I just catch myself gazing up at the carved wooden ceiling for longer than planned. The three chandeliers cast light around in these surprising ways and you notice something new every time. Slide open the doors and you have this family room tucked away. It feels just made for relaxing mornings with a cup of coffee or lazy afternoons with a good book. It is got that real sense of comfort that you do not always expect in a place that looks this elegant. Outside the main rooms you find yourself in a wide courtyard where I have actually stood and listened as families laughed and chatted during weekend get togethers or after a swim in the pool. One special thing about this villa is the way the spaces just flow from one to the next. Nothing feels too spread out or lost but you still have privacy wherever you need it. I always notice that even the hallway off the foyer holds on to that Moroccan heart but the design is fresher and more open. You get this big glass dining table under a sparkling chandelier where any meal can turn into a bit of an occasion. And honestly this kitchen is more than just a showpiece. The bamboo cabinetry has a relaxed warmth to it and the appliances are properly modern so you can picture family dinners or just brewing tea before the rest of the house wakes up. Head up the main staircase and you will find an en suite guest room that feels a bit like a hotel getaway for friends or relatives. There is even a second kitchen up here which actually makes everyday life easier if family comes and goes or for when you want a bit of independence. All together the villa gives you two master suites both with their own sitting rooms so you can unwind at your own pace. From the balconies you have two very different views to choose from. You can look out on the world and see the comings and goings on the driveway or just look over the pool and so much greenery and let yourself relax. If storage matters to you the lower level covers that and there is a hammam that genuinely feels just as soothing as any luxury spa. You even get four car parking which is pretty rare in Rabat. What really stands out is this is not just one big home. There is a proper guest house covering three floors with its own high ceilings and another water feature that always catches the light differently at sunset. You might find yourself just wandering around admiring the Arabesque details and tilework that remind you of Fes or Essaouira. The guest house comes with its own kitchen and suites so visitors feel right at home. Step onto the terraces and you can look over gardens that feel a bit wild but so alive and you sometimes see birds hopping around or just hear the breeze moving through the trees. And there are two private studio apartments too. These have a more modern vibe with private entrances so maybe ideal for grown kids or visitors who like to do their own thing. All the buildings curve gently around a central courtyard where you find a true Olympic sized swimming pool. I have seen morning yoga here and there is space for families to just play or spread out a picnic without ever feeling crowded. The gardens are kept a little untamed which really suits Rabat and honestly is so much easier to live with. Living in Rabat means being part of Morocco&#039;s culture every day yet here you also get a sense of privacy and calm. You see both tradition and modern life combined in these walls and it just feels like it fits. If this villa sounds like something you would like or you just want to experience it in person we are always ready to show you around at LuxuryProperty dot com. Your next place should feel easy and comfortable every step. Come see if this Rabat estate could be your home.

1 Bedroom Villa in Rabat, Rabat

Some homes just have a calm about them and honestly this two bedroom apartment at Fairmont Residences La Marina in Rabat is one of those places that almost feels like a quiet breath as soon as you walk through the doors. Walking in myself I nearly stopped to look around the lobby for a while before heading upstairs. The grand entrance actually sets the tone and you cannot help but notice all those Moroccan touches from the bold colours to the light fixtures overhead and the tall ceilings that make it all feel a bit more special. Up in the apartment itself the first thing you notice is how light just spills everywhere. Those windows go almost top to bottom and I stood by one for a few minutes just watching the river outside. Marina life has its own rhythm and sometimes you&#039;ll see fishing boats or just someone sitting by the water and reading. The triple water view really is something you do not get every day. You get the marina on one side then the Bouregreg river all calm and peaceful and finally a hint of the Atlantic in the distance. Sunsets here look honestly amazing and you feel a bit like you are somewhere between the city and the sea. The living area is set out in a way that lets you do a bit of everything. Open plan but not so open that it feels like one giant empty box. You can actually see yourself having friends over or just lying back on the sofa with the balcony doors open. There are these mosaic floor tiles and a mix of colours that feel stylish but not too much and the lighting is warm which is nice if you like to stay up and read after dinner. The kitchen is one of those spaces you might actually cook real meals in. Marble countertops that look nice but are also practical and the plywood cabinets have a soft close that feels kind of fancy. For me the best thing is the kitchen island. Some folks use it for breakfast some for homework it sort of becomes whatever you need it to be. The appliances are all there and up to date so you do not need to worry about anything being missing on move in day. Step out to the balcony for a minute. That is what I did. Space for a couple of lounge chairs definitely a small table if you want to sip coffee or just scroll your phone and watch the view but really sometimes you might just find yourself sitting still. There is something about being up high with water all around that is hard to put into words. Moving to the bedrooms each one carries that blend of old and new Morocco. The main bedroom has a real sense of space and comfort with colours that are soft but with a few richer accents and lighting that just pulls it all together. There is a walk in closet that is bigger than most I have seen and in the bathroom you get a stand alone tub for those longer nights plus a walk in shower if you are running late on a weekday morning. The second bedroom is not much smaller still with good storage and a window view that gets a bit of the city and the river. Bathrooms feel like part of a boutique hotel. Marble everywhere gold touches here and there. Even the powder room feels like a little escape from the busy day. Living here brings you access to the Fairmont Club which is one of those by invitation things. I have seen a few of the perks and it feels quite exclusive without being showy. You also get a traditional Moroccan spa downstairs two gymnasiums a rooftop pool and there is a sky bar with a view that is especially good at sunset. Around the building there are coffee spots restaurants and shops so you do not have to go far for what you need. Kids have their own play area so evenings are usually filled with a bit of laughter from that direction. The promenade by the river is perfect for morning walks or just to watch the city change through the seasons. I have to say it is not often you find a serviced residence in Rabat that feels both truly private and yet connected to so much around you. This is the sort of apartment that works whether you are after a main home or just want a retreat by the water. The only way though to know if it fits for you is to come and see it. If you want a closer look or just have questions about everyday living here feel free to reach out any time. At LuxuryProperty.com the main goal is to make every move feel a little bit easier.

Splendid Two Bedroom Home At Fairmont Residences La Marina, Morocco

Rabat

Fairmont Residences La Marina Rabat Sale