Vann Molyvann’s Architectural Masterpiece for Sale | Phnom Penh Real Estate

Live inside a legend. This 1966 architectural gem by Vann Molyvann blends New Khmer Architecture with bold modernism. Once his home and studio, now Brown Coffee’s flagship. Fully preserved, perfectly updated—4 beds, 5 baths, garden, and legacy in every line.

An extraordinary opportunity to own a cornerstone of Cambodia’s architectural heritage. This iconic residence, constructed in 1966 along Mao Tse Toung Boulevard in Phnom Penh, was designed and inhabited by the father of New Khmer Architecture, Vann Molyvann. More than a home, it served as both his family residence and architectural office, standing as a dynamic expression of his revolutionary vision.

This rare property sits on a spacious 924 sqm land plot in the prestigious Tuol Svay Prey I, Boeng Keng Kang district. The structure exemplifies the New Khmer Architecture movement, gracefully blending modernist geometry with traditional Khmer sensibilities. Its most dramatic feature—the parabolic roof—showcases the intricacies of form and function in perfect synergy.

Recently repurposed as the flagship location for Brown Coffee, the home has undergone a thoughtful restoration by the brand’s architect-owner, ensuring that all original design elements remain intact. Light functional updates and fresh coats of paint were the only alterations—preserving the soul of this mid-century marvel.

Featuring 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, a balcony, BBQ area, lush garden, car parking, and a pet-friendly layout, this property is ideal for collectors, visionaries, or businesses seeking a truly iconic foundation.