The house inhabited by the Ari Lasso family still retains the colonial architectural style. Designed simply, this house has a limasan shield roof and light green walls with a bottom part coated with cement.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "Ari Lasso's childhood home in Madiun apparently is located in a housing estate owned by Perhutani. Ari Lasso lives in this house with his parents who work as the head of the Perhutani office in that area."

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "The road to Ari Lasso's house complex passes through a village road surrounded by large trees. The condition of this road is not very good, there are several roads that are not asphalted and overgrown with grass."

This housing complex has been standing since the Dutch colonial era. Around the 70s, the houses here were still densely populated. However, now the houses here are abandoned and left empty until now. Even the atmosphere appears mystical due to neglect and the growth of wild plants.

"Although uninhabited and abandoned, Ari Lasso's childhood home in this complex still stands strong until now. Despite being neglected and not maintained for a long time, the architecture of these houses remains durable."

Although it has been neglected and empty without residents, there are still some community activities taking place in this complex area. Near this residential area, there is an active operating kindergarten school.

According to some information, Ari Lasso's house was last inhabited by new residents in 2020. The condition of the house at that time was still very well-maintained. The walls were a duck egg blue color and the orange fence still looked good. Ari's front terrace at that time was clean without scattered leaf litter like it is now.

Ari Lasso feels very enthusiastic when he sees his childhood home through Google Earth. He admits to getting goosebumps when reminiscing about the house. The singer of the song "Kangen" tells that when he was young, he often played marbles on the porch of his house and along the street in front of his house.

"Has been empty and abandoned for a long time, it is not impossible that this area is inhabited by supernatural beings. It is not uncommon for the people around here to experience strange occurrences, such as supernatural events, in this residential area. Report by Dinda Putri Radika"