The Vice President's Residence
History
The Vice President's Residence at Cluny Road was once a shipping merchant's house. The Architecture of the Building follows the styles of the Southen American Cotton Plantation themes. Infront of the Porch is a rolling 300 square meters Lawn. The House dates back to the mid 1800s, though the exact date of building is still unknown.
The House became the Vice Presidnet' Residence sometime in the 1920s.
THE FRONT PORCH
Used for official Photo Opportunities, the Vice President usually addresses the Press on the Fron Porch
THE YELLOW ROOM
The Yellow room derives it's name from the yellow painted room. It is the official State Sitting Room in the Residenc and the Vice Presidnet uses it to meet with official deligates and heads of states.
THE DINING ROOM
The Dining Room is used for simple meals between the Vice Preisdent's Family and State Dinners for Overseas delegations. Perion furniture from the 18th Centuary and 19th Centuary grace this room. It's Floral patters makes it one of the most cheery rooms in the Vice Preisdnet's Residence.
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