Nasseef House: A Glimpse into Jeddah's Past

Nasseef House stands as a testament to Jeddah's rich history and architectural prowess.

Constructed in the 19th century, this mansion belonged to a prominent trading family and later served as a royal residence for King Abdul Aziz. The structure is notable for its coral stone architecture, ramps for camel access, and a historic tree that was once the only tree in Jeddah as of 1920.

Must-See Highlights

🌳 Historic Tree: The large tree near the entrance, a rarity in old Jeddah, dates back to times when greenery was scarce.

🏛️ Coral Architecture: The building exemplifies traditional Arabian architecture using coral stone, a local resource.

👑 Royal History: Insight into the building’s transformation and its historical significance related to King Abdul Aziz.

Nasseef House is accessible by appointment, making it an ideal spot for tourists, families, and historians interested in Saudi Arabia's heritage.