A wooden stilt house is positioned in Anjatan Utara, Indonesia, partially extended over a greenish-brown body of water

A wooden stilt house is positioned in Anjatan Utara, Indonesia, partially extended over a greenish-brown body of water. The dwelling features an orange-brown facade accented with light yellow/cream trim and support beams, topped by a prominent gable roof constructed from reddish-brown corrugated metal. A decorative reddish finial caps the roof peak. The front of the house displays multiple rectangular glass windows, including a series of three to the left of the main entrance, reflecting surrounding elements, with a faint, dark form suggestive of a person or large object visible in the central pane. A light yellow/cream door with vertical paneling serves as the primary access point. A matching light yellow/cream wooden balustrade forms a railing along the elevated front porch. The structure stands on dark red concrete pillars, some visibly submerged. A dark red concrete pathway, surfaced with light gravel, runs along the water's edge in the foreground, connecting to a brown corrugated ramp that provides access to the house's porch. The water's surface clearly reflects the lower house structure and railing. In the background, green foliage from trees is visible, along with a metallic television antenna mounted on a pole to the upper left.