A one-story house with an attic in the shade of surrounding larger residential buildings. It is distinguished by its minimalist and restrained architecture, the semi-circular "eye" of the mansard, and due to unknown circumstances, the remaining facade, which was left unplastered. The building also has windows extended to side walls, a minimal hint of its modernist character. A tiny garden is attached to the house side. This is the former house of Lidija Heinrichaite, built in 1934. The author of its project is Kazimieras Sienkevicius. Today the house has different residents, but it's well-preserved.