The house is reminiscent of dwellings of the beginning of the XXth century.  The notable Lithuanian artist, sculptor and pioneering watercoulorist Kajetonas Sklėrius lived here from 1929 to 1932. The oblong wooden building is topped by a sheet metal mansard roof.  The center of the building accents the mezzanine reminiscent of a tower. The artist is commemorated by a plaque.