Maison Belhazar, its rooms
The Belhazar Estate
The Belhazar Estate comprises Maison Belhazar and Pavillon Belhazar.
The main house features 9 bedrooms arranged around a central patio, a large swimming pool, several terraces, and light-filled shared living spaces. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom and décor inspired by local craftsmanship.
Just a few steps away, Pavillon Belhazar is a separate retreat nestled in the garden. It accommodates up to 4 guests and includes 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, an open-plan kitchen, and a private 10 m x 2.5 m swimming pool.
The estate offers three heated swimming pools, including a lap pool, several terraces, as well as wellness areas, a Technogym fitness room, and a pétanque court, all accessible to guests staying in both the main house and the pavilion.
The estate can be rented in its entirety or separately.
The main house features 9 bedrooms arranged around a central patio, a large swimming pool, several terraces, and light-filled shared living spaces. Each bedroom has its own private bathroom and décor inspired by local craftsmanship.
Just a few steps away, Pavillon Belhazar is a separate retreat nestled in the garden. It accommodates up to 4 guests and includes 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, an open-plan kitchen, and a private 10 m x 2.5 m swimming pool.
The estate offers three heated swimming pools, including a lap pool, several terraces, as well as wellness areas, a Technogym fitness room, and a pétanque court, all accessible to guests staying in both the main house and the pavilion.
The estate can be rented in its entirety or separately.
LE DOMAINE
22 personnes - 450 m2
La Maison
18 personnes - 350 m2
Le pavillon
4 personnes - 85 m2
Art & Design
The estate will host an inaugural art and design collection bringing together some of Morocco’s most remarkable creators. The selection will offer a multifaceted perspective on the country — at once popular and scholarly, rural and contemporary, intimate and universal — in dialogue with the minimalist language at the heart of the Fondation CAB collections.
The collection is curated by Samy Ghiyati and Nicolas Nahab, internationally recognised art advisors and curators, both with backgrounds in the gallery world.
It will feature works by Yto Barrada, representing France at the Venice Biennale and included in more than twenty-five museum collections worldwide; Amina Agueznay, who will represent Morocco in its first national pavilion at the Venice Biennale; and Mbarek Bouhchichi, whose work was recently acquired by the Centre Pompidou.
An exceptional site-specific work by Latifa Echakhch has also been commissioned for the property’s swimming pool.
The furniture collection brings together contemporary pieces by emerging designers of Moroccan origin, including Hall Haus, alongside rare historic works, such as a set of bar stools designed in the 1950s by Mathieu Matégot for Tit Mellil Airport in Casablanca.
The collection is curated by Samy Ghiyati and Nicolas Nahab, internationally recognised art advisors and curators, both with backgrounds in the gallery world.
It will feature works by Yto Barrada, representing France at the Venice Biennale and included in more than twenty-five museum collections worldwide; Amina Agueznay, who will represent Morocco in its first national pavilion at the Venice Biennale; and Mbarek Bouhchichi, whose work was recently acquired by the Centre Pompidou.
An exceptional site-specific work by Latifa Echakhch has also been commissioned for the property’s swimming pool.
The furniture collection brings together contemporary pieces by emerging designers of Moroccan origin, including Hall Haus, alongside rare historic works, such as a set of bar stools designed in the 1950s by Mathieu Matégot for Tit Mellil Airport in Casablanca.
