An imposing villa designed by Jacob London a travel-loving architect who drew inspiration from all over the world. "Snooping around everywhere and working in different circumstances explains London's versatility," he said. A new style, way of thinking or idea, can only emerge in a challenging environment. An architect's job is to stack materials in such a way that a passerby is compelled to look at them. If a building does not do that, it is not art. Out of this history was born Huize Middlesex, a National Monument maintained by the 2nd generation out of love and respect. The former garage has been converted into a luxury small home. The detached cottage 'London's Cottage' has a cozy sitting room, well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, microwave and induction hob. There is (free) Wifi and a television. The bedroom has a double bed, a separate toilet and shower. A bed can also be placed in the attic.