Villa, kitchen, living-room, golf VILLA DE 120 HABITABLE RENOVE ,BON ETAT GENERAL COMPOSEE DE RDC/ 3 SALONS DE 9,16 ET 24 M2,CUISINE DE 8 M2,WC. 1ER NIV/ 2 CHAMBRES DE 16 M2 DONT UNE AVEC BALCON,SDB 7 M2,COURE DE 8 M2

This beautifully restored riad is situated in the souk area of the Medina, close to the Museum of Marrakesh and several riad hotels. It offers 200m of habitable space, and an enclosed roof terrace with a small pool. When Morocco became a French Protectorate in 1912, the first Resident-General made a far-sighted decision. He ordered new European districts to be built, but always outside of the city walls. This enabled all the countrys historical town centres to retain their own architecture. The riad has been simply decorated in pale colours which maximise the light. Tadelakt has been used on some walls, a marbled covering made from a mixture of sand and limestone, which is in plentiful supply around Marrakesh. Once set, the covering is polished with stones, glazed and re-polished. There are two large reception halls and a salon with a corner chimney. In December and January evenings it can sometimes get chilly enough for a fire. There is also one bedroom on this level and a well-equipped kitchen. On the first floor are three bedrooms with bathrooms, one of which also has an adjoining sitting room with access to the terrace. The tiled roof garden has panoramic views over the city, and a small covered salon, decorated with a frieze of intricate trellis work. The beauty of this riad is that the long, hard work has been completed, leaving the new owners with the pleasurable task of choosing furnishings and simply moving in! For Sale 4 bed in Atlantic Coastal Plain Morocco find Atlantic Coastal Plain properties

117 square feet Villa For Sale Villas 2 bed 2 bath in Marraku Marrakech-Tensift-Al Haouz Morocco. The development covers an area of around 185,000 square metres. here 105 villas are being built in two principal sizes 30 larger buildings (195241 square metres) and 75 smaller ones (117183 square metres). There is also a hotel that offers its guests exclusive accommodation. Each house has its own adjoining private space with a landscaped garden. The larger villas have outdoor areas varying from 1,800 to 3,300 square metres, and the smaller villas have 430840 square metres. All properties come with a 3 x 6 metre, alternatively 4 x 12, heated swimming pool, depending on the size of the house. It will be built on land used since time immemorial for growing citrus fruit trees. From here oranges, clementines and lemons have been exported. in some ways, the tradition of cultivation lives on, with many of the orange groves still in existence just step outside your door and harvest your own fruit. The architecture is best described as modern oriental-Scandinavian. The design idiom of the houses is uncluttered, but they radiate warmth and familiarity. interior walls are usually light, combined with both light and dark floors. The houses come fully equipped with heated floors and fitted kitchens including top of the range appliances, such as kitchen machinery and washing machines. All villas are equipped with exclusively designed Finnish sauna baths, finished to a high specification and specially selected to fit the areas general material profile. As regards furnishings, complete alternatives in different styles and price categories are available from our own interior designer. Villa For Sale 2 bed in Marraku Marrakech-Tensift-Al Haouz Morocco search Marraku properties

117 square feet The development covers an area of around 185,000 square metres. here 105 villas are being built in two principal sizes 30 larger buildings (195241 square metres) and 75 smaller ones (117183 square metres). There is also a hotel that offers its guests exclusive accommodation. Each house has its own adjoining private space with a landscaped garden. The larger villas have outdoor areas varying from 1,800 to 3,300 square metres, and the smaller villas have 430840 square metres. All properties come with a 3 x 6 metre, alternatively 4 x 12, heated swimming pool, depending on the size of the house. It will be built on land used since time immemorial for growing citrus fruit trees. From here oranges, clementines and lemons have been exported. in some ways, the tradition of cultivation lives on, with many of the orange groves still in existence just step outside your door and harvest your own fruit. The architecture is best described as modern oriental-Scandinavian. The design idiom of the houses is uncluttered, but they radiate warmth and familiarity. interior walls are usually light, combined with both light and dark floors. The houses come fully equipped with heated floors and fitted kitchens including top of the range appliances, such as kitchen machinery and washing machines. All villas are equipped with exclusively designed Finnish sauna baths, finished to a high specification and specially selected to fit the areas general material profile. As regards furnishings, complete alternatives in different styles and price categories are available from our own interior designer. Villa For Sale in Marraku Marrakech-Tensift-Al Haouz Morocco search Marraku properties

On the outskirts of Marrakesh, on the route to the lake, we are delighted to offer a small development of 3-bedroom villas on a site of 45,000m. Building is to start soon, with completion expected at the end of 2007. There will be 30 villas in total, each with about 150m of covered living space and 80m of roof terrace. This small development will have a tennis court, swimming pool, a poolside caf and a small shop for basic provisions. There will be an on-site caretaker/administrator to maintain the estate and provide security. There is a choice of two styles and we would be pleased to send architects drawings on request. Known as the pink city because of the local red stone from which it is built, this development will follow the traditional style. It will feature Moorish arches and inside will be a blend of European and Moroccan architecture. Marrakesh has a reputation as a premium destination and with its 6-star Branson resort, it attracts high-profile visitors. The publicity these people bring with them increases general interest from the buying public, and also influences their choice of holiday destination. This is good news for anyone investing in quality property in the area. Marrakesh has so much to offer the regular visitor, chic restaurants and nightclubs, the traditional medina and souks, authentic Berber culture and music, an annual film festival, three world-class 18-hole golf courses (4 more are planned) and even skiing in the Atlas Mountains. All this just over three hours from the UK, with budget airlines operating direct flights. The trend for buying off-plan or semi-completed has really taken off in the last few years, this largely due to new legislation regarding financial regulation of the developers and also the requirement to draw up a proper contract. For the buyer it ensures that the developer will stick to what he says he will do, right through to completion and the developer is assured of commitment from the buyer by way of deposit and staged payments. The price of the villas will be in the order of 145.000 - 155.000 (About 100,000) For Sale 3 bed in Atlantic Coastal Plain Morocco find Atlantic Coastal Plain properties

When Morocco became a French Protectorate in 1912, the first Resident-General made a far-sighted decision. Rather than re-model the old towns, he ordered new European districts to be built, but outside the city walls. This enabled all the countrys old historical town centres to retain their own architectural and social structures and at the same time the French could live in modern districts that met all their needs for creature comforts! In the case of Marrakesh the entire medina was spared and a colonial Ville Nouvelle created, the heart of which is Guliz. This is the district of banks, boutiques, restaurants and cafs. People come here to stroll and shop. This new apartment block, seen in the artists impression above, is in Guliz, and scheduled for completion mid 2007. The apartments are going to be finished to the highest specification, with a swimming pool for the use of the residents, a hammam (traditional steam bath), jacuzzi and gymnasium. The interiors will be designed in a combination of European and Moroccan styles, so that they have a flavour of the riads found in the medina. Each apartment will be fitted with a reversible air-conditioning/heating system, an open fireplace for chilly evenings, fitted kitchen, electric blinds, quality sanitary ware and fitted wardrobes. There will be a security entry system, underground car parking and the communal areas will have traditional mosaic wall fountains and planting. The developers are offering four different designs from which to make your choice, with floor areas starting at 60m for a one bedroomed apartment, up to 140m for a duplex, 2 bedroomed flat with double terrace. Prices are approximately 1450 per m. As a rough calculation this means that prices range from 87.000 - 203.000 (About 60,000- 138,000). We understand that new apartments in this part of Marrakesh are currently at a premium, with many being sold off-plan, only to be re-offered at a considerably higher price shortly after completion. For Sale 1 bed in Atlantic Coastal Plain Morocco find Atlantic Coastal Plain properties

The Orangery development in Marrakech covers an area of around 185,000m2. Here 105 villas are being constructed, 30 larger villas of between 195m2 and 241m2 and 75 smaller ones of between 117m2 and 183m2 (built areas not including terraces and solariums) across 6 different styles, all with adjoining private landscaped gardens and private pool. Solar energy is used wherever possible. There is also a hotel in a colonial style with Oriental features that offers its guests exclusive accommodation. 36 high-quality suites and a spa, gym, tennis, swimming and restaurants, all open to guests and villa owners. At the heart of Orangery lies the pool area with facilities for both adults and children. Connected you'll find a restaurant and bar, as well as a service centre where you can get help with the care and maintenatnce of your villas.  There's alsoan office to provide support if you decide to rent out your property. It's in a beautiful area with outlook to the Atlas mountains, and only 20 mins to the city centre of Marrakech. 1 hour from skiing and golf courses surround. The architecture is best described as modern Oriental-Scandinavian.  The design idiom of the houses is uncluttered, but they radiate warmth and familiarity. Interior walls are usually light, combined with both light and dark floors. In the main, the kitchens, bathrooms, doors, windows and the wooden floors in the bedrooms are from Scandinavia. However, much of the material used in the walls and floors is Moroccan, as are other decorative features. The houses come fully equipped with h eated floors and fitted kitchens including top of the range appliances, such as kitchen machinery and washing machines. All villas are equipped with exclusively designed Finnish sauna baths, finished to a high specification and specially selected to fit the area?s general material profile. As regards furnishings, complete alternatives in different styles and price categories are available from our own interior designer. B ecause Marrakech has one of the highest annual hours of sunshine in the world (333 days a year), we take advantage of solar energy to heat the swimming pools and the floors of the houses. But the villas are also equipped with eco-friendly heat pumps that provide swift changes of temperature, from warmer to cooler, or vice versa. Additionally, all the houses feature open fireplaces. All walls, roof, underground are isolated with high quality materials. The architects say  ?As architects, we have enjoyed working with Orangery Marr

Villa Year of construction: 2000.Total Meter Square: + - 300 m² including patioFacing South, enjoying sunshine all day long.Ocean view, 2km to Town Centre2 km from supermarket.5 km from two beautiful golf courses.Very quiet and residential neighborhood.Excellent climate with a year round average temperature of 25 to 30°Celsius.Maximum 15 rainy days per year. MAIN FLOOROpen Plan kitchen, 25 m², is fully equipped, including a fridge, freezer, and a vitro ceramic stove with electric induction.Most of the kitchen cabinets have been imported directly from Europe and are top quality (cherry-wood).The dining area includes a handcrafted wrought iron dining table decorated with Moroccan zelliges (mosaic) + 6 handcrafted wrought iron chairs. The kitchen dining area opens to the living room of an area of + - 50 m², which is separated from the hallway by a beautiful handcrafted moucharabieh.This living room has an open fireplace, fully functional, and has a convertible AC unit (cold hot).BACK OF THE MAIN FLOORBathroomLaundry room equipped with a Whirlpool multi-function washing machine + furniture. Patio with a zinc-coated ladder to access the roof. 1st FLOORA master bedroom with ensuite bathroom. The bathroom has been decorated with turquoise handcrafted Moroccan tadelak and zelliges. The bathtub has been built in with 3 stairs leading to its entrance. The master bedroom has direct access to a patio with ocean view.2 bedrooms fully equipped. One of the bedrooms has direct access to the front patio. An additional bathroom with shower All plumbing materials are top European quality (GROHE ROCCA GUEBERIT)BASEMENTThe basement has been converted into a fully functional 80 m² apartment.Living room - Full American kitchen - 1 bedroom - 1 bathroom with showerPrivate entrance directly from the garden and private access to the garage.GENERAL EQUIPEMENTJunction boxes for water electricity telephone.All rooms are equipped with telephone and TV hookups.All windows have sun shades as well as draperies. All inside and outside doors, door frames, windows, and window shutters are of top quality mahogany wood. ROOFHot water distribution through solar panels TV Satellite with double decoder (ASTRO HOTBIRD).OTHERThere is no mortgage on the villa.Full land title registered with the city of Agadir, as well as an official notarised certificate. Amenities: Suitable For Children, Suitable For Elderly, Disabled Access, Private Garden, Off Road Parking, Air Conditioning, Central Heating, Cooking Facilities, Laundry Facilities, Satellite / Cable TV, Home Entertainment / DVD, Telephone / Fax, Internet Access, Hot Tub, Balcony, Terrace Activities: Golf, Fishing, Watersports, Surfing, Horse Riding, Cycling, Swimming, Diving, Sailing, Climbing, Walking / Hiking, Tennis Bedrooms: 3, Bathrooms: 3

This is a simple fruit garden planted almost at random. A garden with no apparent 'logic' and no visible organisation. A form of naturality.This garden is a fruit garden. It also represents what the Domaine wants to offer: nature is particularly generous and nourishing here. Olive trees face the lounge, providing a simple, shady area. Jnan Raman is filled with dense hedges of pomegranate, the garden is scattered with agaves. The hard earth is retained at the side of the house, ideal for planting an orchard. Morocco(capital local time:18:43:29)------------Location: Northern Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Western SaharaArea: 446,550 sq kmPopulation: 33,757,175Ethnic groups: Arab-Berber 99.1%, other 0. 7%, Jewish 0.2%Languages: Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French often the language of business, government, and diplomacyLargest cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers. Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. Marrakech has an average winter temperature of 21C (70F) and 100F (38C) in summer. In the Atlas Mountains temperatures can drop below zero and mountain peaks are snow capped throughout most of the year. The winter in the north of the country is wet and rainy, while in the south, at the edge of the Moroccan Sahara, it is dry and bitterly cold. The first nine years (ages 6-15) of education in Morocco are compulsory and guaranteed as a fundamental right by the Constitution. This is preceded by optional preschool education. Beginning with basic education, all levels of education in Morocco are offered on two parallel tracks: the modern track and the original track. The latter emphasizes Islamic disciplines, national identity and the sciences, and enrolls far fewer students than the former, although at the preschool level two times the numbers of students attend Koranic schools than modern schools. In the modern track, basic education is divided into two cycles of six and three years respectively. Arabic is the language of instruction and French is introduced as a second language in the third grade. The first six-year cycle is taught at primary schools and students attend class for 28 hours a week. The second stage of basic education is generally taught at colleges, and students attend class for 33-35 hours a week Students are assessed on the results of their coursework, and progression between grades is based on these results. Promotion to the second cycle of basic education is based on student coursework in the sixth grade and the results of a standardized examination taken at the end of sixth grade. At the end of the ninth grade, students are assessed on their performance during the school year as well as on their performance on an end-of-year school examination and an end-of-year state examination. Based on the results of grade nine assessments, students are streamed into either the general, technical or professional secondary tracks. Students who successfully complete basic education but do not continue to the secondary level are awarded a Certificat dEtudes Secondaires.In the original track, studies focus on Islamic disciplines which include Islamic law, Arabic, history, Arab civilization, Islamic thought and philosophy, and sciences. The schema of studies is composed of two basic education stages: a first cycle of four years duration, and a second three-year cycle, which is also open to children who have completed the first cycle of the modern track. The weekly workload is between 27 and 41 hours depending on the discipline. Although only a small percentage of students follow the

This is a simple fruit garden planted almost at random. A garden with no apparent 'logic' and no visible organisation. A form of naturality.This garden is a fruit garden. It also represents what the Domaine wants to offer: nature is particularly generous and nourishing here. Olive trees face the lounge, providing a simple, shady area. Jnan Raman is filled with dense hedges of pomegranate, the garden is scattered with agaves. The hard earth is retained at the side of the house, ideal for planting an orchard. Morocco(capital local time:18:43:53)------------Location: Northern Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Western SaharaArea: 446,550 sq kmPopulation: 33,757,175Ethnic groups: Arab-Berber 99.1%, other 0. 7%, Jewish 0.2%Languages: Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French often the language of business, government, and diplomacyLargest cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers. Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. Marrakech has an average winter temperature of 21C (70F) and 100F (38C) in summer. In the Atlas Mountains temperatures can drop below zero and mountain peaks are snow capped throughout most of the year. The winter in the north of the country is wet and rainy, while in the south, at the edge of the Moroccan Sahara, it is dry and bitterly cold. The first nine years (ages 6-15) of education in Morocco are compulsory and guaranteed as a fundamental right by the Constitution. This is preceded by optional preschool education. Beginning with basic education, all levels of education in Morocco are offered on two parallel tracks: the modern track and the original track. The latter emphasizes Islamic disciplines, national identity and the sciences, and enrolls far fewer students than the former, although at the preschool level two times the numbers of students attend Koranic schools than modern schools. In the modern track, basic education is divided into two cycles of six and three years respectively. Arabic is the language of instruction and French is introduced as a second language in the third grade. The first six-year cycle is taught at primary schools and students attend class for 28 hours a week. The second stage of basic education is generally taught at colleges, and students attend class for 33-35 hours a week Students are assessed on the results of their coursework, and progression between grades is based on these results. Promotion to the second cycle of basic education is based on student coursework in the sixth grade and the results of a standardized examination taken at the end of sixth grade. At the end of the ninth grade, students are assessed on their performance during the school year as well as on their performance on an end-of-year school examination and an end-of-year state examination. Based on the results of grade nine assessments, students are streamed into either the general, technical or professional secondary tracks. Students who successfully complete basic education but do not continue to the secondary level are awarded a Certificat dEtudes Secondaires.In the original track, studies focus on Islamic disciplines which include Islamic law, Arabic, history, Arab civilization, Islamic thought and philosophy, and sciences. The schema of studies is composed of two basic education stages: a first cycle of four years duration, and a second three-year cycle, which is also open to children who have completed the first cycle of the modern track. The weekly workload is between 27 and 41 hours depending on the discipline. Although only a small percentage of students follow the

121 square feet Located on the Mediterranean coast of Morocco the Mediterrania Saidia resort is set to become one of Moroccos most prestigious and sought after holiday destinations. Designed to offer an unforgettable 5 star luxury experience Saidia offers buyers a beachfront location with three 18 hole championship golf courses, a large 850 berth marina, sports and leisure facilities, and a commercial centre housing designer names such as Gucci, Boss, and Armani.Resort Facilities Three championship golf courses 850 berth marina Spa beauty and fitness centre Comprehensive sports faclilities Communal swimming pools Pool bars & nightclub 24 hour security 6km beach and 17 beach clubs Convention centre Waterpark Hospital Bowling alley Commercial Centre Moroccan MedinaThe Greens is in a fantastic location in the heart of the second golf course and only a short walk away from the beach, commercial centre and sports centre. The development will also include 3 pools, 2 tennis courts, and a childrens play area. They offer pure luxury living coming fully furnished with brand name kitchen equipment, granite worktops, satellite TV, mahogany doors, and full hot and cold air conditioning. This 70 sqm apartment has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, sun terrace, and a 40 sqm private garden. Due for completion in early 2009 residents are offered a 50% reduction in golf membership with full use of clubhouse facilities for all residents.The apartments are sold freehold, have no rental restrictions and are fully bank guaranteed. They come ready-to-rent, with the developer having their own rental management company on site if required.SpecificationKitchensState-of-the-art fitted kitchens in light beech effect with chrome handles, and with a range of FAGOR appliances including stainless steel oven, hob and extractor.Fully plumbed washing machine.Stainless steel sink with chrome mixer tap.Pelmet lighting to work surfaces.40mm Granite work surface.General Internal FeaturesFully furnished throughout in a contemporary and luxurious style.Plasma / LCD TV entertainment system (further option to fit in bedrooms).Hot and cold air conditioning throughout.TV aerial socket to sitting room, kitchen and all bedrooms.Telecom point to sitting room.Skirtings and architraves.Floors finished with quality light marble tiles.Bathrooms & EnSuitesROCA white vitreous enamel sanitary ware.Thermostatically controlled shower.Mixer taps.Shaver sockets.Glazed wall tiles.Windows & DoorsUPVC double glazed windows, French doors and rear doors.Mahogany front doors with brass ironmongery.Light wood internal doors with chrome door furniture.External FeaturesTerrace area.Lighting to terracing areas.Turfing to front lawns.Outside tap.Swimming pools in communal garden areas.Gated community. Kitchen AppliancesState of the art fitted kitchens with a range of brand name appliances including oven, gas hob and stainless steel extractor. Fully Plumbed Washing Machine. Stainless steel sink with chrome mixer tap. Pelmet lighting to work surfaces. Glazed floor and wall tiles. For Sale 2 bed in Mediterranean Coast & Hinterland Morocco find Mediterranean Coast & Hinterland pr

This garden primarily consists of cactaceae and succulents, not so much in the style of a 'collection' than a private garden recalling the rural landscape of the southern Atlas.This garden is filled with succulents and cactaceae. The entrance to Jnan Karmouss is framed with 'squares' of succulents and cactaceae. The central patio creates an attractive tableau of ornamental plants. In front of the pool, a lawn lies in the shade of a line of olive trees planted in the bare earth. A large date palm guards the entrance to the house. Bamboos are scattered throughout the interior of the villa.The wall opposite the lounge is lined with a thick hedge of strawberry trees with their succulent red fruit, hawthorn with its gentle scent, apple blossom lighting up the spring with their beautiful white flowers and sweet bay, their gentle pink flickering into life. Finally, date palms mark the perspective of the villas central axis, punctuating the two extremities of the path which defines the entire house.Morocco(capital local time:18:42:07)------------Location: Northern Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Western SaharaArea: 446,550 sq kmPopulation: 33,757,175Ethnic groups: Arab-Berber 99. 1%, other 0.7%, Jewish 0. 2%Languages: Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French often the language of business, government, and diplomacyLargest cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers. Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. Marrakech has an average winter temperature of 21C (70F) and 100F (38C) in summer. In the Atlas Mountains temperatures can drop below zero and mountain peaks are snow capped throughout most of the year. The winter in the north of the country is wet and rainy, while in the south, at the edge of the Moroccan Sahara, it is dry and bitterly cold. The first nine years (ages 6-15) of education in Morocco are compulsory and guaranteed as a fundamental right by the Constitution. This is preceded by optional preschool education. Beginning with basic education, all levels of education in Morocco are offered on two parallel tracks: the modern track and the original track. The latter emphasizes Islamic disciplines, national identity and the sciences, and enrolls far fewer students than the former, although at the preschool level two times the numbers of students attend Koranic schools than modern schools. In the modern track, basic education is divided into two cycles of six and three years respectively. Arabic is the language of instruction and French is introduced as a second language in the third grade. The first six-year cycle is taught at primary schools and students attend class for 28 hours a week. The second stage of basic education is generally taught at colleges, and students attend class for 33-35 hours a week Students are assessed on the results of their coursework, and progression between grades is based on these results. Promotion to the second cycle of basic education is based on student coursework in the sixth grade and the results of a standardized examination taken at the end of sixth grade. At the end of the ninth grade, students are assessed on their performance during the school year as well as on their performance on an end-of-year school examination and an end-of-year state examination. Based on the results of grade nine assessments, students are streamed into either the general, technical or professional secondary tracks. Students who successfully complete basic education but do not continue to the secondary level are awarded a Certificat dEtudes Secondaires. In the original track, studies focus on

A citrus garden and large orchard frame the view across the entire garden. Further off, at the 'bottom' of the garden, is a very singular patio. This is the most complex garden in the Domaine. It is primarily built around a citrus fruit orchard while offering very diverse spaces and possibilities. The entrance is emphasised by fescue and low, blue-tinted grasses leading to a clump of date palms.The citrus orchard is planted opposite the lounge, providing an exceptional view from the patio around the pool. Further on, a 'second garden' can be found behind two low walls, a distant patio in the cool shade of olive trees. Rows of lavender line the base of the earth walls which divide the garden. Here again, clumps of date palms punctuate the garden with their unique lines.Dense hedges line the side walls, suffusing the air with the scent of Arabian jasmine and fly honeysuckle while henna and flowering currant bushes add a flash of colour. Olive trees bathe the bottom of the garden in pools of gentle shade. The central patio is a winter lounge, with all four walls covered in climbing ficus. Morocco(capital local time:18:47:40)------------Location: Northern Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Western SaharaArea: 446,550 sq kmPopulation: 33,757,175Ethnic groups: Arab-Berber 99.1%, other 0. 7%, Jewish 0.2%Languages: Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French often the language of business, government, and diplomacyLargest cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers. Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. Marrakech has an average winter temperature of 21C (70F) and 100F (38C) in summer. In the Atlas Mountains temperatures can drop below zero and mountain peaks are snow capped throughout most of the year. The winter in the north of the country is wet and rainy, while in the south, at the edge of the Moroccan Sahara, it is dry and bitterly cold. The first nine years (ages 6-15) of education in Morocco are compulsory and guaranteed as a fundamental right by the Constitution. This is preceded by optional preschool education. Beginning with basic education, all levels of education in Morocco are offered on two parallel tracks: the modern track and the original track. The latter emphasizes Islamic disciplines, national identity and the sciences, and enrolls far fewer students than the former, although at the preschool level two times the numbers of students attend Koranic schools than modern schools. In the modern track, basic education is divided into two cycles of six and three years respectively. Arabic is the language of instruction and French is introduced as a second language in the third grade. The first six-year cycle is taught at primary schools and students attend class for 28 hours a week. The second stage of basic education is generally taught at colleges, and students attend class for 33-35 hours a week Students are assessed on the results of their coursework, and progression between grades is based on these results. Promotion to the second cycle of basic education is based on student coursework in the sixth grade and the results of a standardized examination taken at the end of sixth grade. At the end of the ninth grade, students are assessed on their performance during the school year as well as on their performance on an end-of-year school examination and an end-of-year state examination. Based on the results of grade nine assessments, students are streamed into either the general, technical or professional secondary tracks. Students who successfully complete basic education but do not continue

These attractively designed townhouses are an exclusive development within the Mediterrania Saidia Resort. They overlook the championship golf course and would make an fantastic holiday home or an ideal rental investment. This turn-key solution with a range of carefully chosen decor makes them amazing value and the ideal way to buy property in the world-class Saidia resort.Townhouses Each 1 or 2 bedroomed townhouse is sold fully furnished with a wide choice of styles and all air-conditioning/heating installed and ready to use. The townhouses are arranged around the communal pools separated by green areas that allow the purchasers to enjoy a privacy and tranquillity rarely found and greatly treasured. The purchasers in these townhouses will have the use of the Fairways Clubhouse which will feature a bar, restaurant and all the services you require to enjoy your time in Morocco.Riads The 3 and 4 bedroomed riads occupy an excellent position within the Saidia Resort. They are sold fully furnished to an extremely high standard. The main feature is the traditional Moroccan central courtyard with a fountain - in traditional Moroccan riads this acts as an "eco-friendly" heating and cooling system - cooling during the day and warming in the night. This creates a truly stylish dwelling that looks set to become one of the most desirable real estate in Saidia.SPECIFICATIONSKitchens* State of the art fitted kitchens with a range of brand name appliances including oven, gas hob and stainless steel extractor* Stainless steel sink with chrome mixer tap* Pelmet lighting to work surfaces* Glazed floor and wall tilesGeneral Internal Features* Fully furnished throughout in a contemporary and luxurious style* Plasma TV entertainment system (further option to fit in bedrooms)* Hot and cold air conditioning throughout* TV aerial socket to sitting room, kitchen and all bedrooms* Telecom point to sitting room* Skirtings and architravesUtility Rooms* Plumbing for two appliances* Outside ventilation* 150 litre hot water tankBathrooms & EnSuites* White sanitary ware with chrome fittings* Thermostatically controlled shower* Heated towel rail* Mixer taps* Shaver sockets* Glazed wall tilesWindows & Doors* UPVC double glazed windows, French doors and rear doors* Mahogany front doors with brass ironmongery* Mahogany internal doors with chrome door furnitureExternal Features* Terrace area* Lighting to terracing areas* Turfing to front lawns* Outside tap* Swimming pools in communal garden areas* Gated community* 2,000GBP to reserve* 10 year construction guarantee* Excellent payment terms 15/15 + 70* Large Communal Pools* Set in lush, green, semi-tropical gardens* Frontline to the golf* Private 2 hole Pitch and Putt* Ideal VIP rental or stylish holiday home* Wide choice of stylish furniture and fittings* Plasma TV entertainment system* Gated community & 24 hr security House-Home For Sale in Saidia Oujda Morocco find Saidia properties

Single-family houses, alarm, fireplace, parking, storage, wood floors More information and images: http://www.perfectcapecodhome.com/ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Only serious pre-qualified buyers please. General Information: 774-994-XXXX Private viewing arrangements may be made by calling Priscilla at 508-274-XXXX This unique Cape Cod home for sale by owner is the perfect mix of a charming Cape Cod Cottage and large addition. The original portion of this lovely home was built in 1962. The "cottage" includes energy saving 8 ceilings, 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, a wood burning fireplace in the 14x20 ft. living room and wood floors throughout including the kitchen. A 90 pane divided light window in the cozy dining room looks out over the park-like back yard, mature trees, large rhododendron and azalea plants and your buildable lot. The entire home is equipped with all new thermal pane double hung windows, security system, new gutters, a brand new title 5 septic system and a new 40 year roof in 2004. Although the basment is presently unfinished there is plenty of room for the new owner to have a workshop area and create a finished basement for entertainment. The sensitive addition features a 24x28 Family Room/Great Room with amazing light, beamed cathedral ceiling, skylights, gas fireplace, pristine wood floors and French doors front and back with a view to your buildable lot in back and 50 year old rhododendron and azalea plants in front. This open and airy space has been used as an art gallery and showplace for the artist/owner for the last 10 years. A two car garage and 24 x28 artist's studio/office with incredible built-in storage and a gas Jotul fireplace over the garage are all part of the 10 year old shingled addition. Hand made stone fences, a convenient circular driveway with its plant filled island, classic gray shingles, lush landscape that includes peonies, roses, dozens of hostas, iris, rhododendrons and azaleas and its private country-like setting make this home... truly, one of a kind. Old Silver Beach one of the most beautiful beaches on Cape Cod and the Sea Crest Resort and Conference Center are within a 3 minute drive. The new extension of The Shining Sea Bike Path, that goes all the way down to Woods Hole is just across the street for great morning walks, bike riding and rollerblading. There are restaurants, liquor store, fish store (think Lobsters!), fresh vegetable stand, ice cream parlor, convenience store and ATM within a 2 minute walk. Megansett Harbor, Wild Harbor, Fiddlers Cove and boat moorings are a short 5 minute drive. Kingman Yacht Center and Red Brook Harbor Yacht Club are just 10 minutes away for those with large vessels in need of deep water anchorage. Public launching at West Falmouth Harbor, your bank, beauty parlors, a day spa and numerous other conveniences are all within 5 minutes of this charming Cape Cod home. An offer was made in 2007 for 1.2 million. The owner decided to stay another few years but would now like to relocate closer to family.

Apartment The David Lloyd brand is one of the most well known in the leisure industry and is synonymous with 5 star services and facilities. Welcome to a new type of David Lloyd membership - The Resorts Club - simply put, the most cost effective and secure way to own and enjoy property abroad. But that's not where the benefits end. The David Lloyd name ensures the resorts are also complemented by outstanding residents leisure facilities, including restaurants, pools, fitness, golf, tennis and spa facilities. You can even exchange your resort time with over 450 other leading resorts around the world using the Gold exchange and Concierge services. David Lloyd has personally invested in this revolutionary concept with the belief that the way we choose to spend our vacation time and own overseas property is about to change radically. The Resorts Concept: The beautiful David Lloyd leisure resorts can be found worldwide in carefully selected locations including Saidia in Morocco, bringing you 5 star quality with superb facilities at and affordable price. Fractional Ownership: The fractional model is based around the concept of shared ownership; in essence, you share the property with a number of other owners. Each property is owned on a fractional basis, giving you ownership rights in a deeded property. In simple terms you buy a part of the asset and an entitlement to us it for the corresponding amount of time. What fundamentally differentiates fractional ownership from timeshare is the element of true ownership of the underlying asset. Benefits of Ownership: ∗4 weeks holiday per year. To be enjoyed all year round in a David Lloyd managed resort from the point of contract signature. 2 x peak weeks, fixed together at a set time of year (time of year depends where deeded ownership is set). Then 2 additional floating weeks to be taken at any low peak period. ∗ Part ownership – pick a property and receive the potential revenue from the sale of the property after 10 years. ∗ FREE management and maintenance for the first 3 years. ∗ The David Lloyd exchange programme – swap your time in the property within any David Lloyd Resorts Club. ∗ Extra Income – use your property as a potential rental income should you decide not to use your weeks. ∗ Worldwide Exchange Programme – swap your time at over 450 other resorts worldwide. Resale Scheme – offering you easy options to exit at any time after 3 years. ∗ Added Value to Ownership – an interest in the resorts central facilities for specific locations. ∗ Secure Peace of Mind – all residents are protected by a strictly adhered to owners and residents policy. Management and Concierge Services: ∗ Administration and rental management ∗ General maintenance, repairs and property upkeep ∗ Garden and pool maintenance ∗ Housekeeping and maid service ∗ Dry cleaning and laundry ∗ Resort shuttle service ∗ Satellite TV ∗ Wi Fi access ∗ Tourist and city information ∗ Dining suggestions and reservations ∗ Shopping and gift selection ∗ Grocery delivery and errand running ∗ Theatre, movie and sporting event tickets ∗ Discounts on car hire ∗ Golf packages, advanced tee times and discounts Bedrooms: 3, Laundry Place

This garden primarily consists of cactaceae and succulents, not so much in the style of a 'collection' than a private garden recalling the rural landscape of the southern Atlas.This garden is filled with succulents and cactaceae. The entrance to Jnan Karmouss is framed with 'squares' of succulents and cactaceae. The central patio creates an attractive tableau of ornamental plants. In front of the pool, a lawn lies in the shade of a line of olive trees planted in the bare earth. A large date palm guards the entrance to the house. Bamboos are scattered throughout the interior of the villa.The wall opposite the lounge is lined with a thick hedge of strawberry trees with their succulent red fruit, hawthorn with its gentle scent, apple blossom lighting up the spring with their beautiful white flowers and sweet bay, their gentle pink flickering into life. Finally, date palms mark the perspective of the villas central axis, punctuating the two extremities of the path which defines the entire house.Morocco(capital local time:18:41:15)------------Location: Northern Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Western SaharaArea: 446,550 sq kmPopulation: 33,757,175Ethnic groups: Arab-Berber 99. 1%, other 0.7%, Jewish 0. 2%Languages: Arabic (official), Berber dialects, French often the language of business, government, and diplomacyLargest cities: Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Tangiers. Morocco's climate is moderate and subtropical, cooled by breezes off the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. In the interior the temperatures are more extreme, winters can be fairly cold and the summers very hot. Marrakech has an average winter temperature of 21C (70F) and 100F (38C) in summer. In the Atlas Mountains temperatures can drop below zero and mountain peaks are snow capped throughout most of the year. The winter in the north of the country is wet and rainy, while in the south, at the edge of the Moroccan Sahara, it is dry and bitterly cold. The first nine years (ages 6-15) of education in Morocco are compulsory and guaranteed as a fundamental right by the Constitution. This is preceded by optional preschool education. Beginning with basic education, all levels of education in Morocco are offered on two parallel tracks: the modern track and the original track. The latter emphasizes Islamic disciplines, national identity and the sciences, and enrolls far fewer students than the former, although at the preschool level two times the numbers of students attend Koranic schools than modern schools. In the modern track, basic education is divided into two cycles of six and three years respectively. Arabic is the language of instruction and French is introduced as a second language in the third grade. The first six-year cycle is taught at primary schools and students attend class for 28 hours a week. The second stage of basic education is generally taught at colleges, and students attend class for 33-35 hours a week Students are assessed on the results of their coursework, and progression between grades is based on these results. Promotion to the second cycle of basic education is based on student coursework in the sixth grade and the results of a standardized examination taken at the end of sixth grade. At the end of the ninth grade, students are assessed on their performance during the school year as well as on their performance on an end-of-year school examination and an end-of-year state examination. Based on the results of grade nine assessments, students are streamed into either the general, technical or professional secondary tracks. Students who successfully complete basic education but do not continue to the secondary level are awarded a Certificat dEtudes Secondaires. In the original track, studies focus on

Al Johara is set just 300 metres off the old road from the centre of Marrakech to the Atlas Mountains. Although only 20 minutes from the centre of the city, the views of the mountains, which are snow-capped for 5 months of the year, are stunning. The development totals 535 properties on 62 hectares (156 acres). Riads, Ramparts, Borjs, Pavilions, Villa Palais, these are some of the names of our fabulous Al Johara properties. Fantastic FacilitiesThe Al Johara StoryAl Johara means the Jewel - of the fabled Red City' of Marrakech. Our choice of architect to do justice to the potential of its name and to the idyllic Al Johara location was critical. We were fortunate enough to be able to commission the famous award-winning Marrakech architect Elie Mouyal, seen here having lunch with his sons.His designs are fabulous and the Al Johara property names such as Riad, Rampart and Borj are evocative of the old walled city of Marrakech which has clearly influenced their appearance.Al Johara is set just 300 metres off the old road from the centre of Marrakech to the Atlas Mountains. Although only 20 minutes from the centre of the city, the views of the mountains, which are snow-capped for 5 months of the year, are stunning. The development totals 535 properties on 62 hectares (156 acres).If you like what you see here, why not accept our invitation to come to Marrakech to visit Al Johara, it's only around 3 hours flying time from the UK.The Red CityMorocco in general and Marrakech in particular, offers excellent property investment potential.The Moroccan Government's commitment to the expansion of its tourism industry as defined firstly in the Plan Azure, and now in Vision 2010 has already brought significant success in the 60% tourism growth that has occurred in the last 4 years. Major investment in Marrakech with rising property prices has resulted.The Moroccan Open Skies' aviation policy has ensured maximum accessibility from Western Europe at minimum cost, with daily flights from several UK airports taking only just over 3 hours. Being in the same time zone, there is no jet lag.The Marrakech microclimate makes the Red City the closest winter sun to the UK with an average of 7 hours' sun per day for the months of November to March. During the rest of the year you will enjoy unbroken sunshine, cooling breezes and low humidity.Of course, in addition to the fantastic weather and short travel time, another reason for going to Marrakech is the fabled Red City itself. It is a sensational contrast of the old and the new, of the traditional and the best shops and restaurants available anywhere. The Jema el Fna Square and the several miles of covered narrow streets that make up the Medina souk in the old city are totally unique.Why Al JoharaThe stunning architecture and landscaping of our award-winning architect Elie Mouyal The exceptional value for money of the uniquely priced and discounted properties Make an inspection tour to see Al Johara and Marrakech as our guestsStay in our luxury hospitality villas F.O.C. and recover your flight costs when you buyThe location of Al Johara is both ideal for the city and the airport and idyllic for the beautiful Atlas Mountain viewsThe facilities at Al Johara are so numerous that we have listed them separately.Inspection ToursAccept our, no obligation, invitation to sample the Marrakech experience.We have an exclusive luxury villa complex, shown here, located close to Al Johara, toaccommodate prospective clients who wish to visit Marrakech for 3 4 days and go to the Al Johara site and enjoy the unique ambience of the Red City.Our hospitality will include all your food and drink while you stay at our complex, airport transfers and guided tours of the City and of course of the Al Johara site. Clients will have to pay for their flights, but economy flights will be refunded up to 0.5% of their property purchase price at time of exchange of contract.FacilitiesAl Johara owners and their guests will enjoy the f

House, cpl fee: 10.00, residential property Le Jardin de Fleur offers you a unique investment opportunity where you can own a private luxury residence within one of the largest five star resortcommunities on the Mediterranean. apartments , villa , townhouses. El Palmeral - 18 holes, 78 ha, championship level Las Lagunas - 18 holes, 75 haEl Oasis - 18 holes, Putting greens, driving ranges and Clubhouses 1000 Berth Marina Luxurious residences and suites • Luxury villas with private pools • Boutique Moroccan style Clubhouses with lagoon pools & bars • A themed gourmet restaurant in each resort • Tennis courts, putting greens, indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty spas • Conference and meeting facilities • Le Jardin de Fleur Beach Club • Personal catering, housekeeping & concierge services • Entertainment programmes for all ages A wealth of facilities , Request brochure for details Le Jardin de Fleur, Mediterrania-Saïdia, Morocco General Information Le Jardin de Fleur in Mediterrania-Saïdia comprises of 11 award winning luxurious resorts with large-sized villas, townhouses and apartment residences, clubhouses and a beach club located across 6 km of idyllic Mediterranean beachfront. The properties have been specifically designed with buy-to-let potential and operate on a leaseback scheme with fully-integrated hotel management services -an ideal prospect for those looking to invest in their own property with the added bonus of rental income. Reputable boutique and international hotel operators are individually selected per resort and manage the properties to maintain high standards whilst also providing a complimentary 24-hour lifestyle service. Le Jardin de Fleur properties deliver a fusion of contemporary comforts and modern Moroccan architectural style suiting the holiday/residential requirements of individuals, couples or families. They provide a comprehensive investment option due to their strategic location (with each property having been designed to consider its key position, potential of views, destination access plus light and privacy), quality of construction and position within a steadily emerging market. Summary • Luxurious residences and suites • Luxury villas with private pools • Boutique Moroccan style Clubhouses with lagoon pools & bars • A themed gourmet restaurant in each resort • Tennis courts, putting greens, indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty spas • Conference and meeting facilities • Le Jardin de Fleur Beach Club • Personal catering, housekeeping & concierge services • Entertainment programmes for all ages Location Bordered by a nature and bird reserve, Le Jardin de Fleur enjoys a privileged location on the sheltered shores of the warm Mediterranean - an idyllic spot for bathing and water sports. The resorts are ideally located within minutes of the sandy beaches and the three 18 hole golf courses. Residents will enjoy access to the superb leisure marina with 1350 berths, a nautical centre, yacht club, 17 beach clubs, medina with souk, 200 shops including designer brands, restaurants and bars by the harbour. Le Jardin de Fleur resorts are a 40 minute drive from the Oujda International Airport, served by several international airlines. With a 3 hour flight from London, 2 hours from Paris and 1 hour from Madrid, Saïdia is predicted to become a highly sought-after coastal resort among European travellers. The picturesque seaside town of Saïdia is 10 minutes away with its charming restaurants, 17th century Kasbah and annual music festival. Guests wishing to venture further afield can enjoy excursions to the Rif Mountains, the Figuig desert oasis, and the imperial city of Fez. Mediterrania Saïdia & the Plan Azur/ 'Vision 2010' The Plan Azur is part of the overall 'Vision 2010' Moroccan Tourism Strategy which outlines a framework of highly beneficial national and international activities which are set to come to fruition by the year 2010. Mediterrania Saïdia is the most mature of these government backed projects and is the only one that is situated on the Mediterranean Coast. It has traditionally been referred to as the 'Blue Pearl' of Morocco thanks to its crystal clear waters and now, thanks to the development of the transport infrastructure as per the Plan Azur agreement, it is being made accessible for domestic and international tourism. Collectively the prestigious 11 Le Jardin de Fleur resorts facilitate one third of Mediterrania Saïdia - applying innovative architecture and first class lifestyle amenities to a truly stunning location. Mediterrania-Saïdia was officially inaugurated by the King of Morocco in June 2009, when the first phase of the resort was opened comprising the marina, the first of three golf courses, the shopping centre and two beachfront hotels. The Vision - Objectives Ambitious objectives set by His Majesty King Mohammed VI on his enthronement in 2001: - Increase annual tourists from 4.5 million (2000) to 10 million - Increase beds from 70,000 to 230,000 - Invest €9 billion (€4 billion in hotels) - Create 600,000 jobs On-site Facilities for Le Jardin de Fleur Owners will enjoy privileged access to the following facilities that will be exclusively run by Le Jardin de Fleur's appointed hotel operators Clubhouses Boutique Moroccan style clubhouses with themed restaurants and bars in each resort Leisure & Wellness Outdoor and indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty salons,Moroccan spa & wellness centre with Jacuzzis, pools & hammam, tennis courts, putting greens Entertainment Beach club, amphitheatres for live performances, kids clubs and daily menu of entertainment Optional Lifestyle Services Personal catering,VIP transport services, babysitting service Reception & Concierge 24-hour reception & security, housekeeping, excursion & restaurant booking, car rental and bike hire, discount bookings on other Mediterrania-Saïdia facilities Properties available RT-2 Beach & Golf Residences RT-6 Resort & Spa Residences RT-7 Beach & Golf Residences VVT-4 Grandes Villas VVT-5 Cascade Townhouses VVT-6 Resort & Spa Villas VVT-7 Riad-style Villas VVT-8 Golf Villas VVT-9 Villas,Townhouses & Residences VVT-11 Boutique Moroccan Villas VVT-12 Townhouses & Villas About us At we believe that knowledge is everything. It is why we present every development after full research ensuring our customers see only the best properties available in the most stunning locations worldwide. Join the growing number of buyers who are benefiting from the approach to overseas property & investments.

House / home, residential for sale Le Jardin de Fleur offers you a unique investment opportunity where you can own a private luxury residence within one of the largest five star resortcommunities on the Mediterranean. apartments , villa , townhouses. El Palmeral - 18 holes, 78 ha, championship level Las Lagunas - 18 holes, 75 haEl Oasis - 18 holes, Putting greens, driving ranges and Clubhouses 1000 Berth Marina Luxurious residences and suites • Luxury villas with private pools • Boutique Moroccan style Clubhouses with lagoon pools & bars • A themed gourmet restaurant in each resort • Tennis courts, putting greens, indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty spas • Conference and meeting facilities • Le Jardin de Fleur Beach Club • Personal catering, housekeeping & concierge services • Entertainment programmes for all ages A wealth of facilities , Request brochure for details Le Jardin de Fleur, Mediterrania-Saïdia, Morocco General Information Le Jardin de Fleur in Mediterrania-Saïdia comprises of 11 award winning luxurious resorts with large-sized villas, townhouses and apartment residences, clubhouses and a beach club located across 6 km of idyllic Mediterranean beachfront. The properties have been specifically designed with buy-to-let potential and operate on a leaseback scheme with fully-integrated hotel management services –an ideal prospect for those looking to invest in their own property with the added bonus of rental income. Reputable boutique and international hotel operators are individually selected per resort and manage the properties to maintain high standards whilst also providing a complimentary 24-hour lifestyle service. Le Jardin de Fleur properties deliver a fusion of contemporary comforts and modern Moroccan architectural style suiting the holiday/residential requirements of individuals, couples or families. They provide a comprehensive investment option due to their strategic location (with each property having been designed to consider its key position, potential of views, destination access plus light and privacy), quality of construction and position within a steadily emerging market. Summary • Luxurious residences and suites • Luxury villas with private pools • Boutique Moroccan style Clubhouses with lagoon pools & bars • A themed gourmet restaurant in each resort • Tennis courts, putting greens, indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty spas • Conference and meeting facilities • Le Jardin de Fleur Beach Club • Personal catering, housekeeping & concierge services • Entertainment programmes for all ages Location Bordered by a nature and bird reserve, Le Jardin de Fleur enjoys a privileged location on the sheltered shores of the warm Mediterranean – an idyllic spot for bathing and water sports. The resorts are ideally located within minutes of the sandy beaches and the three 18 hole golf courses. Residents will enjoy access to the superb leisure marina with 1350 berths, a nautical centre, yacht club, 17 beach clubs, medina with souk, 200 shops including designer brands, restaurants and bars by the harbour. Le Jardin de Fleur resorts are a 40 minute drive from the Oujda International Airport, served by several international airlines. With a 3 hour flight from London, 2 hours from Paris and 1 hour from Madrid, Saïdia is predicted to become a highly sought-after coastal resort among European travellers. The picturesque seaside town of Saïdia is 10 minutes away with its charming restaurants, 17th century Kasbah and annual music festival. Guests wishing to venture further afield can enjoy excursions to the Rif Mountains, the Figuig desert oasis, and the imperial city of Fez. Mediterrania Saïdia & the Plan Azur/ 'Vision 2010' The Plan Azur is part of the overall 'Vision 2010' Moroccan Tourism Strategy which outlines a framework of highly beneficial national and international activities which are set to come to fruition by the year 2010. Mediterrania Saïdia is the most mature of these government backed projects and is the only one that is situated on the Mediterranean Coast. It has traditionally been referred to as the 'Blue Pearl' of Morocco thanks to its crystal clear waters and now, thanks to the development of the transport infrastructure as per the Plan Azur agreement, it is being made accessible for domestic and international tourism. Collectively the prestigious 11 Le Jardin de Fleur resorts facilitate one third of Mediterrania Saïdia – applying innovative architecture and first class lifestyle amenities to a truly stunning location. Mediterrania-Saïdia was officially inaugurated by the King of Morocco in June 2009, when the first phase of the resort was opened comprising the marina, the first of three golf courses, the shopping centre and two beachfront hotels. The Vision – Objectives Ambitious objectives set by His Majesty King Mohammed VI on his enthronement in 2001: – Increase annual tourists from 4.5 million (2000) to 10 million – Increase beds from 70,000 to 230,000 – Invest €9 billion (€4 billion in hotels) – Create 600,000 jobs On-site Facilities for Le Jardin de Fleur Owners will enjoy privileged access to the following facilities that will be exclusively run by Le Jardin de Fleur's appointed hotel operators Clubhouses Boutique Moroccan style clubhouses with themed restaurants and bars in each resort Leisure & Wellness Outdoor and indoor pools, gymnasiums & beauty salons,Moroccan spa & wellness centre with Jacuzzis, pools & hammam, tennis courts, putting greens Entertainment Beach club, amphitheatres for live performances, kids clubs and daily menu of entertainment Optional Lifestyle Services Personal catering,VIP transport services, babysitting service Reception & Concierge 24-hour reception & security, housekeeping, excursion & restaurant booking, car rental and bike hire, discount bookings on other Mediterrania-Saïdia facilities Properties available RT-2 Beach & Golf Residences RT-6 Resort & Spa Residences RT-7 Beach & Golf Residences VVT-4 Grandes Villas VVT-5 Cascade Townhouses VVT-6 Resort & Spa Villas VVT-7 Riad-style Villas VVT-8 Golf Villas VVT-9 Villas,Townhouses & Residences VVT-11 Boutique Moroccan Villas VVT-12 Townhouses & Villas About us At International Property Mole we believe that knowledge is everything. It is why we present every development after full research ensuring our customers see only the best properties available in the most stunning locations worldwide. Join the growing number of buyers who are benefiting from the International Property Mole approach to overseas property & investments.