Homes for rent in Sidi Daoued

Sidi Daoued, also spelled Sidi Daoud, occupies the side of La Marsa that faces the Lake, between the centre of La Marsa and the newer districts running down towards Les Berges du Lac 2. The area grew up as residential estates: villas on medium-sized plots, houses with an upper floor, and more and more small residences a few storeys high. People come here for the quiet and for the road links rather than for the beach.

This page brings together all the homes for rent in the area, houses and flats alike. Listings are posted by owners letting a floor of their villa and by agencies in the northern suburbs, and you contact the advertiser with no middleman. To compare with Marsa Ville, Erriadh or Bhar Lazreg, see all the accommodation to rent in La Marsa.

House, villa floor or flat

A good share of searches are about houses: many people type, in Arabic as in French, the equivalent of house rental sidi daoud marsa. The actual offer often takes the form of a villa floor, an S+3 or S+4 with a separate entrance, sometimes a patch of garden or a large terrace, with the owner living on the ground floor. Whole villas exist too, with a garage and garden, but they come up less often and cost more. To target this kind of property, go through the houses to rent in Sidi Daoued.

Flats, for their part, are mostly in recent residences with a caretaker and parking. Those who only want a flat will find the page of flats to rent in Sidi Daoued more direct.

Who moves here, and at what price

Tenants are families who need bedrooms and a garage, managers working at the Lake or near the airport, and a few expatriate households who prefer a house to a residence. Students are few: small units are lacking, and tight budgets turn to Bhar Lazreg or L'Aouina.

As for rents, renting in sidi daoud marsa sits at the La Marsa average, above Bhar Lazreg and below Gammarth. A family villa floor often exceeds 1,500 DT, and a whole villa goes for considerably more depending on its size, garden and condition. Rentals are mainly yearly; in summer, some owners switch to short-term furnished lets, and the yearly offer thins out until the autumn.

Daily life in Sidi Daoued

The area is lived by car. The main roads linking La Marsa to the Lake and the airport pass nearby, and the drive to the offices of Les Berges du Lac stays short outside rush hour. The TGM, on the other hand, stops further away, towards the centre of La Marsa, and buses are infrequent. For shopping, people head down to La Marsa or to the Lake's shopping centres; locally, neighbourhood shops are limited.

For a house, have the lease specify who maintains the garden, the pump, the cistern and the roof, and who pays the refuse collection tax. For a villa floor, check that the STEG and SONEDE meters are separate from the owner's. In every case, ask for a contract registered at the tax office, a photographed inventory of condition and a deposit limited to one or two months' rent.