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THE 7 DOORS HOUSE

BUILT . RESTORED 2025
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Built by Vincent Gaspar Lobo. Discovered and restored by Deepak and Leenika Jacob with conservators and lineage craftsmen.

SQUARE FEET
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Full private estate. Main house, two cottages, 15m infinity pool, permaculture garden, lotus pond, upper deck, gym, billiards room, library.

EN-SUITE BEDROOMS
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5 main house rooms (2 ground floor, 3 first floor) + Presidential Suite (Cottage 1) + 2 rooms in Twin Cottage. All ensuite.

GUESTS . FULL ESTATE
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Perfect for groups or individuals that value tranquility, serenity and immerse themselves in culture and experience.

Seamlessly open, quietly yours.

There are houses, and then there are houses that breathe. The Seven Doors House is the latter — a 1932 Portuguese-Goan estate that wears its century lightly, it’s lime-washed walls still cool to the touch, its carved sal-wood beams still fragrant with memory. A private estate where the past is not performed but genuinely inhabited.

Reserve your stay

Seven Doors House is a living monument to the evolving narrative of Goa — a blend of Portuguese colonial influence and tropical vernacular, a house that breathes with the land.

Reserve your stay

"Seven Doors House is a living monument to the evolving narrative of Goa — a blend of Portuguese colonial influence and tropical vernacular, a house that breathes with the land."

Indulge your
senses

There is no prescribed itinerary. But the house quietly offers many ways to spend a day — and each one leaves a different impression of what Goa actually is, beneath its famous surface.

THE NATIVE SEASON

Most Properties go quiet in the rain.

This estate comes alive.

The 7 Doors House was literally designed for monsoon. The lotus pond fills. The garden enters its most productive season. Stained glass glows differently in the grey afternoon light. Writers, couples and quiet retreats find a house doing exactly what it was built to do.

Porous laterite

Walls that breathe with the rain

Deep overhangs

Verandahs dry while the garden fills

Roof to pond

Rainwater harvested into the lotus pond

Misty paddy

Wetland mornings beyond the balconies

June – September

The estate at its most alive