The house itself was the residence of world-reknowned architect Henri Charles Anosier after he completed it in 1937. It was one of many art-deco houses Anosier built in this year, but the location "at the heart of Noble City, the very heart of Lovia itself" made Anosier design this house for himself. He lived there until his death in 1967, at which time his estate sold it to the TBD family. The TBD family owned the property for two generations, but in 2014 failed speculation in the NCSE resulted in economic troubles, and they listed the property through Pacific Brokers and Insurers.