Bagheri House presenting unique Iranian architecture

The Bagheri House stands tall as the quintessential symbol of historical architecture in northern Iran, boasting an unyielding presence that has remained intact through the ages.

With an area of over 2,500 square meters in Gorgan, the monument dates back to the first Pahlavi period.

This majestic structure boasts a network of seven courtyards and multiple inner rooms, each with distinct functionality.

Constructed with a variety of materials, including wood, tiles, adobe, thatch, stones, plaster, and glass, this edifice conveys a sense of grandeur.

The Bagheri House is one of the unique sights and tourist attractions in Gorgan, the provincial capital of Golestan.

Bagheri House is registered as a national monument of Iran.

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