Moazzam al-Molk Mirpanj Mansion Chadegan

The Moazzam al-Molk Mirpanj house is one of the historical buildings of the city of Chadegan in Isfahan province, dating back to the Qajar era. This building, which is registered in the list of national monuments of Iran, is currently dedicated to the Cultural Heritage Office of Chadegan County. With an age of 170 years, the Moazzam al-Molk Mirpanj house was built by Jafar Qoli Khan Mirpanj, one of the commanders of the Fereydan regiment and the deputy governor of Fereydan during the Qajar era, and was used as accommodation for military commanders. This building was also the central core of military regiment gatherings.

The Moazzam al-Molk Mirpanj house, located in the heart of a large garden, was built in accordance with the climatic conditions of the region and has a large circular pool in front of the mansion. The complex consists of two floors: basement and first floor, each with 11 windows. The large hall and three rooms are decorated with paintings and mirror work, and colored glass is used in the front porch bedroom. Another part of the building is a private bathhouse, with an area of 100 to 150 square meters, located in the western section.