The Eshraghinia House (Eshraghi House) is one of the valuable Qajar-era residences within the historic fabric of Riab. The building features a central courtyard, a tall south-facing veranda, domed halls, and a relatively high windcatcher that channels airflow into the summer rooms.
Its primary construction materials are adobe, clay, and wood. The carved wooden doors, decorated with geometric motifs, display both elegance and simplicity. This house symbolizes the connection between traditional life, responsible tourism, and the preservation of tangible heritage for future generations.
Visitors can sit in its courtyard, appreciate its intelligent architecture, and become acquainted with the ancient stories of Riab.