E1-B3
Office 3 · 1st floor
66 sq m
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For notarial practices
A notary office for sale in Casablanca, laid out for signings and archives
A notary office in Casablanca has to combine a welcoming signing room, secure archives and desks for your clerks. Laya Office’s new 63 to 66 sq m units let you arrange all three with the confidentiality your practice demands. On Route d’El Jadida, the building receives clients through an entrance hall with two lifts.
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A signing room
Large enough to seat buyers, sellers and their advisers around one table, away from the working offices.
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An archive room
Original deeds and files need a dedicated, lockable room, sized and secured with your architect from the start.
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Confidentiality
A separate notary’s office, insulated partitions and a distinct reception keep every appointment private.
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Clerks’ workspace
A shared office for two clerks, next to the archives, to speed up deed preparation.
Sample layout
Example: notary office in unit E2-B3 (66 sq m)
A signing room near the entrance, the notary’s office, two clerks’ desks and a closed archive room. Indicative plan, to be confirmed by your architect.
Reception 9 sq m
Signing room 16 sq m
Notary’s office 13 sq m
Clerks’ office (2 desks) 12 sq m
Archive room 10 sq m
WC and kitchenette 6 sq m
Indicative layout, to be confirmed with your architect.
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Enquire about this unitWhy Laya Office
- 63 to 66 sq m units suited to a notary
- Room for a signing room and archives
- Clients arrive via lobby and two lifts
- Owners-only basement parking
- Visible address with a double frontage
Frequently asked questions
How much space does a notary office need?
A practice with one notary and two clerks usually needs 60 to 70 sq m to fit a signing room, archives and reception. The 66 sq m B3 units on floors 1 to 3, or E4-B1 and E4-B2 on the top floor with terraces, are a good match. Combining adjacent units can also be studied.
How should the archive room be planned?
You can size a closed archive room freely. Fire protection, ventilation and shelving loads should be validated with your architect. We share the unit plans to support that work. Placing it away from reception also keeps original deeds out of sight of visitors.
Are there rules for opening a notary office?
Yes, setting up or moving a notary office follows the profession’s own rules in Morocco. Laya Office sells fit-out-ready space without prejudging those steps, which should be checked with the national chamber of notaries and your architect. We are happy to supply any documents your application requires.
Is it easy for clients to get there?
The building is on Route d’El Jadida with a double frontage on two 12-metre roads. Clients enter through the lobby and take one of two lifts, which helps at signings involving elderly family members. Owners also have their own basement parking for the notary and staff.
How much does a unit cost?
Pricing depends on size, floor and any terrace. We send the price list on request, with current availability of the larger units suited to a notary office. If you are thinking of combining two neighbouring units, mention it in your request so we can check which combinations are possible.
Request floor plans of our larger units and the price list.
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- Route d’El Jadida, Casablanca