Built in 1894, this is yet another landmark reflecting Colonial glory and grandeur, situated on Queen Elizabeth Drive in the heart of Nuwara Eliya. 


Built in the classic English ‘Tudor’ architecture featuring red bricks, it reflects the distinctive identity of ‘Little England’ in the Central Hills. 

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