Two historic houses on the Tourist Promenade in Al-Quseir City, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt, displaying characteristic vernacular architecture of the Red Sea coast. The facades feature aged wooden mashrabiya (مشربية) balconies and shuttered projecting bays typical of Ottoman-era merchant architecture that flourished in Al-Quseir as a historic Red Sea trade and pilgrimage port. The buildings show weathered yellow and ochre plaster walls, dark timber-framed balconies, and louvered wooden screens, with palm trees visible in the background.