Aside from the fact that it dates from the early twentieth century and is listed in the inventory of historic gardens and parks of Flanders, little or nothing can be learned about this beautiful, eclectic villa with a cottage feel. An annex built onto the rear of the villa houses a pharmacy, several examination rooms, and a waiting area, suggesting a medical function. Perhaps a general practitioner's practice? The villa itself has been completely emptied. This provides a beautiful glimpse into the building's architectural elements, including the beautiful marble mantelpieces and the magnificent ceiling painting.