Our County House represent houses partitioned into several parts. The house was built from various materials, including sun-dried brick and stone, with a pitch roof. Our building stands for a rebuilt house, with smoky kitchen, partitioned into five rooms, with a porch, two entranced of which one opens into the kitchen.

Árpád Bocz spent 35-40 years of his life in search for items of ethnographic interest in the Zengő region. It is due to him that valuable items from the history of Hosszúhetény was preserved and now shown to the visitors.

The house was built in the 1860s. It was renovated in 2010-2011.

Of the five rooms, three is traditional in their characteristics. There is a clean room, a smoky kitchen and a 'quest room'. In the clean room, the visitors will find traditional clothing from Hosszúhetény.

Two rooms in the renovated room deal with hemp procession and pottery art in the region. The corners are ready to offer museum pedagogy activities for those interested.

In the shed, a great variation of tools and agricultural beguilement are on display. One of the items is of special interest: it is from the first agricultural machine factory of Hungary, the "Röck thresher".