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A Japanese-style old house with a glass house restaurant & 50-ping grass lawn outdoor concert venue

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Renovating old houses has been a trend in recent years. Taiwan has many historic old mansions that can be repurposed and revitalized, giving new life to these aged buildings. In the heart of Taipei, there’s a stylish old house nestled among lush greenery...

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Renovating old houses has been a trend in recent years. Taiwan has many historic old mansions that can be repurposed and revitalized, giving new life to these aged buildings. In the heart of Taipei, there’s a stylish old house nestled among lush greenery—the "Green House Time" has transformed the former residence of the central bank governor into a Japanese-Western fusion greenery restaurant.

The Green House Time built from a Japanese-Western style mansion (Photo / Green House Time)

Green House Time blends the old house with surrounding greenery (Photo / Green House Time)

Another example of an old house renovation, Green House Time offers a more approachable vibe. The greenery on the building's exterior, combined with colorful glass curtains, paired with warm wooden tones inside, eliminates the sense of distance often brought by serene old houses. Bright lighting makes the space feel more spacious, allowing the classic old home to also carry a modern, fashionable feel.

Green House Time showcases the modernity of an old house (Photo / Green House Time)

Glass elements at Green House Time (Photo / Green House Time)

The menu focuses on Taiwanese home-style dishes, and the café also has a tranquil atmosphere, making it perfect for a gathering of friends. While enjoying the food, you can also reminisce about the good old days.

The peaceful indoor ambiance of Green House Time (Photo / Green House Time)

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