Raheem Residency is a genuine heritage home situated at an undeveloped Kerala Beach near Alleppey. Built in 1868 and showing both Mughal & colonial influence in its architectural style, it was the home of the Raheem’s for five generations over the last 100 years until 2003.

Accommodation : In the main house there are six A/C spacious high-ceilinged bedrooms with traditional Kerala furniture such as Raheem’s father’s four-poster bed bought as a wedding gift in 1930. Bathrooms are ensuite and include one which is open to the skies 

The large hall has a high teakwood ceiling which had been concealed for generations. The windows have glass shutters inside, wooden shutters outside and fan lights with the original stained glass. The furniture is rich and traditional.

There is also a two-bedroom independent unit in a separate courtyard, refurbished from old outhouses used to store coconuts.

Activities

* Coir Village and Handicraft Centre Visit
* Fishing
* Backwater Cruise
* View Kathakali Dance Performace
* Ayurveda Tharapies / Massages

Alleppey  is generally visited as a part of itinerary covering South India.