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$25 MILLION DOLLAR MOROCCAN ESTATE IN CALIFORNIA

February 19, 2015
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I was in New York last month when it was about 20 degrees.  As I walked down the street in really cold weather from the Upper East Side to midtown where I had a meeting…I noticed that not one person was smiling as they shuffled by in extremely cold conditions.  Hoards of people bundled up and many of them had scowls on their faces.  It was so cold that I tightened my scarf around my neck, pulled down my hat, put on my scowl and walked with them…when in Rome.  Anyhooooo…at that moment I thought about the fact that people who live in California should always be smiling…with warm weather, sunshine and blue skies staring us in the face, there should be lots of smiling and no scowling.

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While much of the country is existing in super cold temperatures…I am dealing with just a little cloudiness in the mornings and generally 70-degree weather here at my tiny cottage in the Hollywood Hills.  Smiling.

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So in honor of our complete weather fantasy lifestyle in Southern California, I found this exotic fantasy style $25 million dollar 16,800 square foot mansion southeast of Los Angeles in Palm Desert. 4 bedrooms, 7 baths, 5 outdoor spaces, an infinity lap pool and a 40′ round pool, an elevator, spa with steam room and much more.

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The view of the outdoor living space. It includes a detailed patio and a stunning pool at the Moroccan estate.

The Name of The Moroccan Estate

The home is called Casbah Cove and it is listed by Aaron Kirman at John Aaroe.   Inspired by the intricate design and open courtyard estates or riads as they call them in Morocco, it took four years for craftsman to create this warm weather highly stylized home in the desert.  The estate comes furnished and is inside the gates of the Bighorn Golf Club.

Click here to see more of this Moroccan marvel located in California!

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A moody exterior shot of the estate.

What do you think?  Would you spend $25 million on a Moroccan home in the California desert…or would you rather take 100 uber luxury trips to Morocco, Seychelles, Thailand, Buenos Aires, and anywhere warm and interesting around the world…or would you rather stay where you are?  One or the other…you decide.

Happy Thursday

xo

Coco

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Photos: Aaron Kirman Architectural Estates; Big Horn Golf

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2 responses to “$25 MILLION DOLLAR MOROCCAN ESTATE IN CALIFORNIA”

  1. Deb says:
    February 19, 2015 at 3:01 PM

    Not my style but I can appreciate the beauty. And while this Maryland weather is nothing to write home about, I might enjoy any one of those trips you mentioned!

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  2. Segreto Secrets says:
    February 19, 2015 at 3:27 PM

    Absolutely amazing property !! – One can dream!!
    xo. Leslie
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