This country house with longitudinal layout and with a chimneyless kitchen was built in 1850 and serves as an open air museum house since 1970. The pantry and the stables were rebuilt in 1983. The walls of the house are made of pine beams, the roof is covered with rye straw. The façade has a carved trapezoidal plank. The main girder indicates the time of construction 1850. Inside the kitchen, in the corner of the room, there is an oven, from where the tiled stove could be fueled. Furniture: dining corner with corner benches, table, chairs, racks above, commode with drawers, two beds, painted chest. Renovated in 2003. The straw roof has been replaced with a tile roof.