The villa called Zdravlje (“Health”) was not a family villa, as it is too big for that purpose. It was built for the needs of Dr. Živan Jakšić, who was the first manager of the hospital in Loznica and a doctor of the Banja Koviljača Administration. Originally, this large building near the church and Villa Draga was a smaller boarding house for spa guests, and it had an office on the ground floor and an apartment of the doctor’s family in the attic.

The villa also had to have ancillary rooms, such as a summer kitchen, dining room or pantries. The architect designed this divided concept into a huge villa, having in mind the exemplar in the form of smaller Central European sanatoriums at the turn of the century. The villa has a ground floor, first floor and attic. The yard in front of the villa is large and entrance is via a large terrace. The main façade is designed as a five-part vertical division with a central and two side avant-corpses. The villa is therefore rather symmetrical and the colours: terracotta and yellow are very nicely blended in a Central European way.