This feature (MAHS-IDN-NTT-ROT-LHL-S-001-F-0001) is a square stone ruin built of coral-stone bricks, plaster, and mortar, with seven rooms, one large central room, and a veranda supported by cylindrical pillars. The north-facing building has lost its wooden frames, ceiling, and roof, and is now overgrown with trees and bushes. According to local resident Enny Tungga, it was built in 1938 during the Dutch colonial era as an administrative office, later called pesanggrahan or guest house, and known as Komboni during the Japanese colonial period. Nearby are school ruins and old graves. For open-access to our complete dataset of archaeological sites and historical artifacts from the Maldives, Indonesia, and Thailand, please visit us at: https://maritimeasiaheritage.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp The full dataset for this model is available for free download at OpenHeritage3D.org under Creative Commons licensing (CC BY-NC-ND). Digital Asset code: MAHS-IDN-NTT-ROT-LHL-S-001-DA-002 Model created by Sheak Mahfujur Rahman