Situated in the Kasbah (Fortress), the most ancient and exclusive district located on the highest hill of Tangier, the house is only a few steps from the large square that serves as a parking lot and also hosts the famous Archeological Museum of Tangier.

Entirely and  finely furnished with carpets and comfortable furniture, the house unfolds over two floors of about 70 sq. m each, connected by a staircase whose walls are decorated with Moroccan tiles and which also leads up to the terrace. As the house is built on a hill, it can be entered through either one of two entrance doors: one on the ground flour and one on the first floor.