Dar Al Achrafieh
BeirutDar Al Achrafieh
In the heart of one of Beirut’s oldest neighborhoods sits Dar Al Achrafieh, an exquisite home built in 1929. With its Art Deco furnishings and painted high ceilings, this rare gem remains a living piece of the city’s memory, preserved by one of its most steadfast admirers, Jamil.
Beit El Nessim
North LebanonBeit El Nessim · Overview
Once in Tripoli, on your way to Beit El Nessim, you will stroll the old streets of Al Mina, near the seaside, walk along old houses, peaceful small shops, meet street vendors of orange and carrot juice, pastries and fruits, and greet shop owners, barbers, tailors and children playing joyfully.
Dar Linda
ChoufDar Linda · Overview
It takes an adventurous spirit to reach Dar Linda. Following a trip up steep, winding mountain roads, you will find the home quietly nestled in the side of a mountain overlooking Deir El Qamar.
Beit Douma
North LebanonBeit Douma · Overview
Perched 1,000 meters above the sea in the area of Batroun, Beit Douma enjoys a commanding view over the mountain and its splendid olive groves. The restored 19th-century Lebanese villa first impresses by its imposing stone façade, tall arched windows and vaulted ceilings.
Beit Al Batroun
North LebanonBeit Al Batroun · Overview
The route meanders through plush hills overlooking the Mediterranean and the old town of Batroun. With every turn, the scenery takes on more vivid shades of green. The journey moves steadily from an asphalted road to a steeper, graveled path.
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