Kabir House is one of the few private properties built in the early 1950’s, amidst the government housing and staff quarters on Eskaton Road. Placed in between a large lawn on the south and a orchard in the north, the asymmetrical looking house was designed to accommodate a large family on two floors with spacious verandahs and common spaces. After the 1960s, the house was developed to accommodate a growing family. Remained unused for years, the appeal surrounding the house is withering, just like the house itself. And yet, Kabir House still remains as a place that is enriched by the past memories of its inhabitants.
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