Peacock Sapphire

Nestled amid olive groves and orange orchards, this 700-square-meter villa is a haven of peace in the heart of nature. It sits on 4 hectares of land, which also includes a model farm.
The reception hall, adorned with a fountain, leads to two immense living rooms, one of which features a fireplace. Four arched doors made of wrought iron and glass offer views of the 72-square-meter pool. The table in the spacious dining room is a work of art in its own right (a historic Hindu door with inlays). The chairs are adorned with embroidery (the family crest). You can also relax on one of the three terraces. Or enjoy a drink in the lounge, sheltered by the gazebo and facing the pool.
Also on the first floor are the fully equipped kitchen, a guest restroom, and two bedrooms—each with a walk-in closet, a bathroom, and a restroom.
On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, each with a walk-in closet, a bathroom, and a toilet. The master suite also features a fireplace. In addition, there is a study with a balcony and a Moroccan mashrabiya. And a huge terrace with a wall fountain overlooking the orange grove. As with the staircases, wood and wrought iron intertwine in elegant arabesques.
On the top floor, there is another terrace and a traditional hammam (featuring Moroccan zellige tiles), along with a massage room.
A caretaker, housekeeper, and cook will be at your service.
The owners have selected fine materials (Ibiza White marble, Zimbabwe black granite, cedar, and Atlas thuja wood) and chosen to work with traditional artisans. The Eastern art of living—combining private spaces with social areas, proximity to nature, the presence of water, and the opportunity to enjoy the night from the various terraces—is fully realized here, without compromising on comfort or environmental standards.