Polo homes in Marrakech
Morocco's first polo resort is to be built outside the iconic city of Marrakech
During the winter, the Atlas Mountains stand majestically topped with snow behind the city of colourful and bustling city of Marrakech.
Against this background, a new polo resort is to be built. Jnan Amar Polo Resort is the first residential polo project in Morocco, designed to appeal to even the most demanding polo players and polo fans – lured by the setting and year-round polo season.
Standing on 40 hectares, the resort will have an exclusive polo club, grounds, a club house and an equestrian club. Accommodation at the resort comprises 76 villas, a luxury five star hotel and a spa. All villas will also be elevated to enjoy the scenic view towards the Atlas Mountains, and will open out towards the central terraces of the hotel, converging and sloping down towards the polo field.
Villa information Each villa will have up to 5 ensuite bedrooms, a hamman, large terraces, a heated pool and Jacuzzi.
The hotel 60 suites with their own swimming pool, designed by Dubai-based architectural firm Godwin Austen Johnson (GAJ) - the architect for the One and Only Royal Mirage and Bab Shams Resort in Dubai.
Equestrian centre The equestrian centre will lie to the south of the site, behind the hotel and will have internal stabling for 72 horses, a veterinary centre, and extensive paddocks.
Location 10 minutes from Marrakech International Airport and fifteen minutes from the rest of the city. Prices Prices start from £1.1 million
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