Luxury villas in Morocco for sale
These stunning luxury Moroccan villas have panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains

L'Amandier is an unparalleled development, less than an hour from Marrakech, of architect-designed villas in Morocco. The properties are intended to blend the best of Moroccan artisan craftsmanship, traditional materials and layouts with the latest design aesthetics and facilities.
The serenity of the immediate landscape and far-reaching views to the Atlas Mountains are incredible - villas blur the distinction between inside and out and have been designed to blend in absolutely with the landscape.
There are eight two-bedroom villas and eight three-bedroom villas in this small, boutiquey development. All have en-suite bathrooms, modern kitchens, internal courtyards and private gardens as well as roof terraces and some have private plunge pools.
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Activities include dining, bars and spa treatments offered by the local hotels and restaurants, of which there are a good range. In addition close by is the market town of Asni where there are shops for food and drink as well as other amenities. There are wonderful opportunities for trekking in the area, as well as mountain biking and horse riding.
The prices range between £295,000 and £335,000; for further information contact Savills on 0207 016 3740 or visit www.savills.co.uk/abroad.
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