The charm of a thousand and one nights in this Andalusian-style villa in Marbella

In ancient tales, the allure of the Middle East and North Africa unfolds in tales of Aladdin and Ali Baba, where exotic palaces and dazzling treasures come to life in the imagination. Today, in the heart of Marbella, this modern palace with Moroccan and Arabic influences invites you to immerse yourself in that same world of wonders. With a value of 10,900,000 euros, this home is one of the most private for sale in Spain.

The villa stands in La Quinta de Sierra Blanca, an exclusive residential area just 15 minutes from the historic center of Marbella. The residence consists of 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, transporting its inhabitants to an opulent environment. When crossing this property, the fusion between Moroccan and Arab elements with an avant-garde touch is observed.

Built in 2012, the villa encompasses 1,043 square meters of living space on a 3,695 square meter plot. From the moment you cross its threshold, you are greeted by an entrance hall crowned by a 7-meter-high dome, paying visual homage to the stories of Scheherazade and the sumptuousness of ancient Persian courts. Moroccan and Arabic details are intermingled with an avant-garde aesthetic, creating an exquisite environment both inside and outside.

This luxurious haven is designed to meet the needs of contemporary living with services and amenities that do not compromise on luxurious living.

The property offers a heated pool, an oasis of relaxation that can be enjoyed throughout the year, regardless of the season. The parking space is solved with a spacious garage with capacity for up to 5 vehicles, providing comfort and security. The options for entertainment are diverse, with a cinema room to enjoy movies and events in a private environment, as well as a sauna to relax.

The house is equipped with an efficient heating system based on bioenergy pellets and underfloor heating, which guarantee comfort and sustainability. Vertical connectivity has been achieved through an elevator that links all the floors, facilitating access to every corner of the house in a convenient way.

The villa is not only a contemporary expression of luxury and elegance, but also a tribute to history. Some of the arches and architectural pieces that adorn this villa come from monasteries and churches built in the 17th and 18th centuries, adding a level of authenticity and historical value. Even the driveway is paved with pieces of marble dating back to the Roman Empire, reminding us of the enduring influence of the past in the region.

The residence not only offers tangible luxuries, but also an immersion in the environment of the Middle East and North Africa. The panoramic views of the sea and La Concha mountain offer a visual spectacle from the individual terraces of the rooms and the large covered porches.

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