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Key selling points
- 18 hole golf course within development
- Sea views
- Excelent investment potential
- Strong rental income prospects
- Mortgages available
- 15 minutes drive to Tangiers airport
The PARADISE BEACH & GOLF RESORT is going to be one of the most important touristic developments in Northern Morocco. Phase 1 will have 500 low-rise apartments and two hundred 3 bed 2 bath detached villas all with individual swimming pools. An 18 hole Golf Course will be incorporated within the development. The apartments & villas will be constructed on gently sloping land - thus giving most properties at PARADISE BEACH & GOLF RESORT views to the sea.
Apartments 1 €63307 70 m2 Apartments 2 €83728 90 m2 Penthouses 2 €99044 90 m2 Penthouses 3 €127634 116 m2 Villas 3 €214425 135 m2 40% Deposit / 60% Low Interest Mortgage Available (subject to status) 24 Hr Security on Site Cafe and Bar Gated community Gymnasium Landscaped gardens Supermarket Swimming pool and Gardens Water sports available Rental and Management Office Air-conditioning Installed The site is in an area of great natural beauty and borders the Foret Diplomatique. A stroll around the Golf Course accesses a virgin beach of golden sands. Just 15 minutes drive from Tangiers and the airport in one direction and 15 minutes or so in the opposite direction to the pretty fishing village of Asilah.
Morocco is a kingdom and his Highness King Mohamed VI has indicated that one of the principal economic sectors he wishes to promote in Morocco is tourism. His aim is to have 10 million tourists annually visit Morocco by 2010. This ambitious project which includes hotel and road construction, improvement of infrastructure etc. will inevitably have a significant effect on property prices in prime tourist areas.
Purchasers at the PARADISE BEACH & GOLF RESORT with its golf and ocean view location and diversity of on-site leisure facilities plus its proximity to Tangiers, the Airport and a charming Moroccan fishing village will benefit considerably in terms of escalating property prices as the tourist boom filters through the economy. A Mediterranean type climate and lifestyle, less than 3 hours flying time and with property prices a fraction of those in nearby Spain (just 9 miles away) – it’s difficult to see how those with investment in mind can go wrong here!!
Those looking for rental income won’t be disappointed. High season rates in Northern Morocco often reach £100 per night. The PARADISE BEACH & GOLF RESORT will have an on-site rental and management office which will offer a complete range of services. The Moroccan government is keen to encourage foreign property owners and offer the following incentives to purchasers. • No rental tax for the 1st 5 years of ownership • No capital gains tax if the profit is below £40,000 - 20% thereafter. • After 10 years ownership capital gains tax is nil. • No inheritance tax if property passes to a family member • Full repatriation of funds if a property is sold. TANGIERS Located at the Northern tip of Morocco where Africa and Europe face each other across the Straights of Gibraltar.
Just 9 miles from the Costa del Sol at it’s nearest point. At various times during it’s history Tangiers has been under Portuguese and Spanish rule - it even belonged to England for a short period in the 1600’s. After the Franco - Spanish Protectorate was established in 1912 the city was granted special status as an International Tax Free zone which lasted until the 1960’s. During this hedonistic period the city was visited by numerous famous faces of the day: Marlene Dietrich, Errol Flynn, Oscar Wilde, Barbara Hutton, Winston Churchill, Ronnie Kray and Tennessee Williams to name but a few. Today’s Tangiers is enjoying a makeover and public works are evident in many areas of the city. With such a rich and colourful history Tangiers is full of character and atmosphere.
The Medina with the Kasbah at its highest point - is a sprawl of winding streets and little shops. Beside the Medina is the Grand Socco where local handicrafts can be purchased at bargain prices. The sea front close to the port has numerous beach bars including one where £1 buys a beer plus 2 or 3 tapas!!! Eating out in Tangiers is a delight. Enjoy Moroccan food at its finest at the El Korjan Restaurant at the Hotel Minzah, Spanish at le Detroit, Italian at La Casa D’ltalia there is even a McDonalds in the Dawliz Complex!! Only 5 minutes from the Paradise Beach & Golf Resort is the Club Tanger de Tiro - a world class country club whose facilities are open to non-members. There are 3 restaurants serving both international and Moroccan cuisine plus a café bar. On a 50 acre site the Country Club has a tennis centre, mini-football pitch and kiddies play area.
Also available is clay pigeon shooting and soon to be 18 hole Golf Course. ASILAH One can arrive at Tangiers airport by direct flight from one of a number of airports or alternatively (and considerably cheaper) fly into Malaga or Gibraltar and take the inexpensive ferry (around £40 return) from Algeciras or Tarifa to Tangiers. A brand new motorway accesses Asilah from Tangiers in around 30 minutes – or take the longer and more scenic coastal route. Midway between Tangiers and Asilah is the site for the PARADISE BEACH & GOLF RESORT.
There are plenty of taxis to make the trip from Tangiers - or hire a car. There is also a bus and train service if required. Royal Air Moroc will open it’s airspace to the budget airlines this year. The likes of Easyjet, Ryanair & Monarch are expected to charge little more than for flights to Malaga. Asilah is an elegant coastal town with a rich history and a population of around 20,000. First impressions are of the wonderful ramparts and turrets built by the Portuguese in the 1500’s.
There are wide avenues and a pretty palm-lined seafront boulevard, here can be found some of the towns best restaurants – many operated by Spanish owners. Casa Garcia, Casa Pepe and Al Kasabah are among the better known, all serve superb fish and shellfish dishes at a fraction of prices at home. There are plenty of little cafes to choose from plus a discothèque at the Hotel al Khaima. The Medina or old quarter has ancient but well kept blue and white houses. Little shops with friendly shopkeepers sell a variety of Moroccan handicrafts. Every facility is available in Asilah including banks, chemists, church, numerous hotels with bars open to non-residents and a hospital. The fishing port is a pleasant place for a stroll and there are plans for a yacht Marina.
The Mayor of Asilah is also the Moroccan ambassador to the USA and during the late 1970’s this forward thinking gentle man inaugurated an annual summer Arts Festival attended by musicians, painters, poets and writers from all over the world. The financial impact of both tourism and the Arts Festival has transformed Asilah and the town is now extremely clean and prosperous. Evidence of this appeal are signs on houses in the Medina “This house not for sale”!!
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