Flagstaff House is the official residence and office of Ghana's president, situated in Accra. Originally built during British colonial rule as an administrative office, it was reconstructed in 2008 under the New Patriotic Party's administration but initially remained unused until 2013 when the National Democratic Congress relocated the presidency there from Osu Castle. The modern architectural design makes it a notable landmark in the city. While primarily a government facility, its striking appearance draws attention from visitors exploring Accra. Access to the interior is restricted, but the exterior remains a point of interest.