White Pillars


This colonnaded bungalow in pristine white is the residence of the Manager of the BATA factory in Digha, Patna. The beauty is enhanced by the sprawling lawns and surrounding flora. It has changed ownership several times. Believed to have been built by the Dutch, it was grabbed by the British who sold it to the Raja of Chainpur from whom BATA acquired it. The celebrated author Vikram Seth spent part of his childhood in this house.

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