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Dar al-Naranj
House of the Orange
The largest of the three, built around a square courtyard with a marble fountain and the estate’s oldest orange tree.
- Bedrooms
- 5
- Built
- 612 m²
- Plot
- 2,400 m²
- Courtyard
- 14 × 14 m
From €4.8M
Courtyard residences · Andalucía
SAHN
Three villas, each built around a courtyard of its own.
The arch
Every home opens onto a sahn, the quiet courtyard at the heart of the Andalusian house.
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01 · The idea
A house that turns inward.
In an Andalusian house the rooms face the courtyard, not the street. Light, water and air come in from the middle. Each villa at Sahn is built the same way: walls to the outside, a courtyard at its heart, and every room opening onto it.
Three houses. One garden between them.
IIReserved
Dar al-Sarw
House of the Cypress
A long house on the cypress walk. The living room rises under a carved cedar ceiling and opens to the courtyard through a single horseshoe arch.
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Built
- 486 m²
- Plot
- 1,900 m²
- Courtyard
- 11 × 9 m
From €3.9M
IIIPhase two
Dar al-Qamar
House of the Moon
The highest plot, with a roof terrace, a jade plunge pool and the best view of the water channel at night.
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Built
- 455 m²
- Plot
- 2,100 m²
- Roof terrace
- 140 m²
Release spring 2027
03 · Lit from within
Every courtyard gets its own lantern.
Hand-pierced brass, made to order for each house. At night the star pattern is thrown across the courtyard walls, the way it has been for eight hundred years.
Walk it from the gate.
Tap a house on the plan.
Made the slow way.
- ZelligeHand-cut glazed tile, laid piece by piece in the courtyards and pools.
- Lime stuccoWalls in breathable lime plaster, carved by hand around the arches.
- CedarCeilings, shutters and doors in Atlas cedar, oiled, never varnished.
- Macael marbleWhite marble from Almería for floors, fountains and the pool edges.
06 · Register interest
Be first to walk through the arch.
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