The Malu Xia Dawang House is located in the Xijiao community of Xingning, Guangdong

The Malu Xia Dawang House covers an area of about 6,900 square meters. The main building is 84.2 meters wide and 68.4 meters deep, with a construction area of 5,452 square meters. The Malu Xia Dawang House was built by the fourteenth ancestor of the Luo Ji family, Wang Yijie (born in the Gui Mao year of the Wanli era of the Ming Dynasty, 1603). The house faces from southwest to northeast and consists of three halls and three surrounding dragon houses (the third dragon section on the left side has collapsed), with a grain terrace and a pond in front of the gate. The house has one main gate and five smaller gates (missing the third dragon section's small gate on the left), with two round wooden columns at the lion's mouth of the main gate, two round wooden columns at the lower hall, and six round wooden columns supporting the beams in the middle hall. The walls are made of rammed earth, with mud bricks, wood, and tiles, and it has a hip roof. On August 10, 2009, the Malu Xia Dawang House was announced by the Xingning Municipal People's Government as a protected unit of 'Xingning's Distinctive Ancient Residential Buildings'.