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Sitting Room |
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Roof Terrace |
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Located inside the historic 300 year old Dutch Fort this is a large 5 bedroom house beautifully restored by interior designer Charles Hulse. |
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Deriving its name from its previous incarnation as the home of the Ambassador to Bangaldesh this grand house is set back from the narrow Dutch street and has a columned entrance with off-street parking and a small front lawn. |
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Entering the house through the high ceiling sitting room festooned with deep and comfortable sofas and objects d’art you arrive at a small inner garden courtyard which separates this front part of the house from the bedrooms and swimming pool. |
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Adjoining the dining room and kitchen is a small TV area that looks into the front garden contaning the long lap pool. 3 bedrooms overlook this swimming pool, all with ensuite bathrooms. At the far end stone steps lead up to a partially covered roof terrace with views over the roof tops of the historic Fort. The master suite and a further bedroom have private access to this roof terrace. |
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The house comes with a cook and steward as well as room ladies. |
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Ambassador's is a large house, great for families and groups of friends with enough seating places to find a quiet spot in case of need. |
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Low |
$ 350 |
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High |
$ 550 |
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Peak |
$ 700 |
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