A three-story colonial-era villa in Esna, Upper Egypt, featuring wrap-around wooden verandas with decorative cast-iron lattice railings on each floor, exterior staircases, and a raised ground floor on stone pillars. The ochre-painted facade shows signs of age and neglect, surrounded by untended gardens with palm trees and shrubs. The structure reflects the late 19th to early 20th century European-influenced architecture common in royal and administrative residences along the Nile Valley.