Narenjestan Qavam (Qavam House)

Narenjestan Qavam (Narenjestan-e Qavam or Qavam House) is a late 19th-century Qajar-era mansion and associated Persian garden in Shiraz, built between 1879 and 1886. The site is repeatedly cited in architectural and photographic sources as a prominent example of Qajar residential architecture, notable for its ornate interior mirrorwork, colored glass windows (orsi), and decorative tilework. Photographic archives and travel-oriented materials present the mansion and garden as a subject of study and tourism, illustrating the building's preserved decorative elements. The supplied sources contain no accounts of apparitions, poltergeist activity, hauntings, named spirits, or other paranormal claims. All extant descriptions in the provided materials focus on the site's historical, architectural, and cultural significance within the Persian garden tradition and Qajar-era domestic architecture. Visitor-oriented captions and archived photography imply the house is visited and photographed, but the sources do not provide formal statements about management, opening hours, or restrictions.