Completed in 1901, this villa, the work of the architect Adam Dettloff, is representative of the eclectic style that coexists orientalism (stucco and colored ceramic top frieze) and Italianism (loggia and Carrara marble columns).
Originally benefiting from a large garden, it is positioned on a terrace whose western flank houses, in the lower part, sheds and lodgings for servants.
