Private Cultural Heritage House in Yogyakarta

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This historic house was once inhabited by national figures and heroes of the Republic of Indonesia during the Independence Era, including Mr. Ali Sastroamidjojo, Dr. Subandrio, Mr. Sjafruddin Prawiranegara, and the Turkish Ambassador Dr. Helmi, who resided and held state meetings here. Bung Tomo also visited several times to deliver speeches at this house, and it served as the headquarters for the Indonesian Women's Militia (LASWI) in supporting guerrilla military efforts during the struggle. The building materials, teak wood and supporting iron, were imported from the Netherlands, and beneath the zinc roof, there is still teak wood in the form of shingles for heat insulation, which remains well-preserved and maintained to this day. With its spacious land, it can be developed into a hotel, combining cultural tourism while preserving and maintaining the available cultural heritage building. The location is highly strategic, only 5 minutes from the Palace and Yogyakarta's Zero Point. Land area: 2,540 m² (40 x 56) Building area: 350 m² (12 x 30) 4 Bedrooms 6 Bathrooms Living Room Family Room Spacious Terrace Clean and Dirty Kitchen Garden North-facing Electricity: 3500 watts Front road width: 10 meters Carport can accommodate 10 cars SHM (Certificate of Freehold Title) is privately owned, not Sultanate land Price: Rp. 37.5 billion (Negotiable)