Life is certainly luxurious in a big, sunny loft in Tribeca. But exotic, it isn’t. (Even with a bunch of movie-star neighbors and their little neighborhood film festival.) Those craving cushiness with a gloss of glamour might want to decamp to Dar Tayda, a Moroccan mansion with spectacular views of the Atlas Mountains, its own tennis court, two swimming pools, and a fourteen-seat cinema (so you can host your own film festival). The bedrooms are decorated with a geographical theme (Asia, prewar Europe, old Afghanistan). Its previous incarnation: a plush rental for adventure seekers able to afford half a million euros per year. So buying’s a bargain, right?
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7 HUBERT STREET, APARTMENT 10A
The Facts: Three-bedroom, 2,758-square-foot loft.
Asking Price: $5.995 million.
Charges and Taxes: $2,339 per month.
Agent: Richard Orenstein, Halstead Property.
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33 LA PALMERAIE DE MARR, MARRAKECH, MOROCCO
The Facts: Seven-bedroom, eight-bath Moroccan villa.
Asking Price: $6 million.
Agent: Kevin Brown, Century 21 NY Metro.
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