One of the former houses of the engineer Franciszek Goląb (architect Andrzej Goląb’s son), it was built on the newly laid vul. Kravchuka by the architect August Bogochwalski in 1906-1907. The house’s façade and interior are designed in the style of the early (ornamental) Secession. The façade, in particular, preserves Secession carpentry with small carved pillars, door wrought iron and stucco, while the staircase interior features Secession overdoors, stained glass windows, bronze details, as well as Secession paintings under a layer of plaster, which need to be cleaned and restored. The building is an architectural monument (protection number 1075-M).

This two-storied house was built in 1903-1904 under a project designed by architect Artur Schleyen as a private villa of Antoni Stefanowicz, a renowned artist. The architecture of the villa combines contemporary designs with Neo-Gothic décor. It is an architectural monument (protection number 1227).