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Kashmir House is a government-owned estate and administrative facility located in New Delhi, India. It serves as the liaison office and guest accommodation for the Government of Jammu and Kashmir. The estate is situated in Lutyens' Delhi and is managed by the office of the Resident Commissioner of Jammu and Kashmir.

During the early 20th century, several princely states acquired properties in New Delhi to maintain residential and administrative offices. Kashmir House was among these properties. After the accession of Jammu and Kashmir to the Dominion of India in 1947, the building continued to function as a state government asset in the national capital.

Kashmir House is located in proximity to other former state residences such as Hyderabad House, Bikaner House, and Udaipur House.

Kashmir House is used for official accommodation for visiting officials from Jammu and Kashmir, for administrative coordination, and for hosting events. It is administered by the Resident Commissioner’s office under the Jammu and Kashmir government.

The building features colonial-era architecture, including high ceilings, formal gardens, and reception spaces. It has undergone renovations to accommodate contemporary security and operational requirements while retaining its structural character.

Kashmir House is a venue for events such as investment meetings, cultural festivals, and exhibitions. These events are organized by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for the promotion of tourism, handicrafts, and regional development. For example, the 2024 edition of the "Sambhaav Utsav" was hosted at the estate and attended by senior officials.

Handicraft displays, food stalls, and art performances have also been conducted at the venue to showcase traditional industries of Jammu and Kashmir.