18th Century House with Historic Elements

In the historic Guerniz quarter of Fès, Dar Nour, the "House of Light", is an 18th century property that reflects the city's cultural and architectural richness. This house, organized around a double-height patio, currently has three bedrooms, with the possibility of adding one or two additional ones. Traditional elements are present in each room: hand-carved and painted cedar doors, moucharabieh balustrades, and an ancient door with a coufique script inscription. The kitchen, located on the ground floor, is accessible through a sculpted Jewish tarm, a rare and precious architectural element. The two lounges offer pleasant living spaces, completed by guest toilets on the ground floor and two bathrooms on the upper floor. The upper floor features painted wooden panels with various floral and geometric motifs, while the rooftop terrace offers a panoramic view of the medina, the Jamaï Palace, and Mount Zalagh. The adjacent property, in ruins, could be converted into a garden or additional space, with potential access from Guerniz. Dar Nour would suit buyers looking for a traditional house with original elements, offering both authentic charm and adaptation potential. The house is not titled.