Limehouse is nestled in the heart of Galle, Sri Lanka, a city steeped in colonial heritage and charm. Built over two centuries ago during the British colonial era, Limehouse stands as a living testament to history. Constructed entirely of limestone, it has endured the passage of time, preserving the architectural legacy of its era. The architectural design of Limehouse reflects the elegance and sophistication of the British colonial period. Adorned with intricate wooden artistry and featuring a facade with three majestic arches, Limehouse exudes timeless grandeur. Its design, including strategically placed arches for natural ventilation, showcases the ingenuity of colonial-era engineering. In addition to the main residence, Limehouse offers a serene courtyard enveloped in lush greenery, enhanced by the facade's three arches, which not only add to its aesthetic appeal but also serve as a functional element, allowing gentle coastal breezes to flow through the villa, seamlessly blending historical charm with modern convenience During its storied past, Limehouse was home to distinguished advocates and legal luminaries, reflecting its prestigious status in colonial society