This heritage villa sits on the eastern shore of Dal Lake, where the morning light first touches the water. Built in the early 1900s, it carries the weight of a hundred winters and the warmth of a thousand evenings by the fireplace.
Every room faces the lake. Every window frames the Zabarwan mountains differently — sometimes silver with snow, sometimes purple with storm clouds, always changing, never the same twice.
The walnut wood interiors have aged like fine wine. The hand-carved ceilings tell stories their craftsmen never wrote down. This isn't just a house. It's a living piece of Kashmir.
34.0837° N, 74.7973° E — boulevard road, srinagar
