This charming mansion was the office
of Pierce Leslie & Co., coffee merchants, founded in 1862. A representative
of the Fort Kochi colonial bungalow, this building reflects Portuguese, Dutch
and local influences. Characteristic features are wood panels that form the
roof of the ground floor, arched doorways, carved doors and sprawling rooms.
Waterfront verandahs are an added attraction.
Old Harbour House
This elegant old bungalow built in 1808 is in the possession of Carrit Moran
& Co., renowned tea brokers, who now use it as their residence. The house
was once a boat club.
Koder House
This magnificent building constructed by Samuel S. Koder of The Cochin Electric
Company in 1808 is a supreme example of the transition from colonial to Indo-European
architecture. Features like verandah seats at the entrance, floor tiles set
in a chess board pattern, red coloured brick like facade, carved wood furniture
and a wooden bridge connecting to a separate structure across the street are
all unique to this bungalow.
Delta Study:
Once a warehouse, this heritage bungalow built in 1808, houses a high
school today.
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