Maison Organ is an abandoned residential property located in Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium. The structure shows significant signs of neglect and decay, including peeling paint, broken windows, holes in the walls, and a large opening in the roof that has allowed for water seepage. This moisture has led to the growth of moss and lichen on the interior brick and wooden walls. One section of the building features a ceiling damaged by fire. The interior consists of several rooms filled with debris, scattered objects, and remaining furniture. The kitchen area contains a sink, oven, and refrigerator, along with a table, chairs, vases, and bowls. Notably, clocks are found throughout the house, including one mounted to the ceiling and another placed near an urn. Other items left behind include a bookshelf, a radio, a broken television, cleaning supplies, food items, books, and a backpack. One room contains an old bed frame still covered in blankets and pillows, while another area features white curtains still hanging in the window. The flooring varies between wood and concrete blocks, both of which are covered in dirt, empty bottles, and overturned furniture.