Description

Beautiful 5 Bedroom Villa For Sale in Morocco


Euroresales Property iD- 9825397

Property information:

Countryside Villa, constructed in 2010/11 of local stone standing in grounds of 4,600 sq mtrs. interior stone and tadelakt finished.

Main entrance leading into interior patio with fountain, Lounge, dining room, fully equipped kitchen with storeroom, 3 bedrooms on the ground floor all having there own dressing room and bathroom facilities. 1st floor.

Parental suite with dressing room, bathroom with shower and jacuzi. Office area, Hammam, Laundry room and games room which could be used as a 5th bedroom.

Outside: Covered terrace leading to the summer kitchen and swimming pool 17m x 7m (non chlorine). Garage and storeroom, gardeners quarters currently used for storage.

About the Area:

The name of the city is usually spelled Essaouira in Latin script,. Both spellings represent its name in Moroccan Arabic, ṣ-Ṣwiṛa. This is the diminutive (with definite article) of the noun ṣuṛ which means "wall (as round a yard, city), rampart". The pronunciation with pharyngealized /ṣ/ and /ṛ/ is a typically Moroccan development. in Classical Arabic, the noun is sūr (with plain /s/ and /r/), diminutive suwayrah. Hence, the spelling of the name in Arabic script according to the classical pronunciation is السويرة al-Suwayrah

in the Berber language, which is spoken by a sizeable proportion of the city's inhabitants, it is called "Taṣṣort", meaning 'the small fortress'.

in Moroccan Arabic, a single male inhabitant is called ṣwiṛi, plural ṣwiṛiyin, a single female inhabitant is ṣwiṛiya, plural ṣwiṛiyat. in the Berber language, a single male inhabitant is U-Taṣṣort, plural: Ayt Taṣṣoṛt, a single female inhabitant is Ult Taṣṣort, plural ist Taṣṣort.

Until the 1960s, Essaouira was generally known by its Portuguese name, Mogador. This name is probably a corruption of the older Berber name Amegdul أمقدول, which is mentioned by the 11th-century geographer al-Bakrī.