Completely refurbished in 2007, this historic mansion epitomizes the classical style. The building materials were taken from other historical homes, now gone, such as the Mansion of the Count of Romanos and the ancient German Embassy.

The formal gardens and grounds, laid out in strict geometric shapes, include a pool, several paths and a high exterior wall to maintain the home's privacy.

Pale gold silk curtains make a dramatic statement in the open doorway leading from the foyer into the living room.

An enormous rug stretches the length of the ballroom-sized living room that breaks up the large space with several different seating areas. The ceiling soars up over three meters high.