The house of the rich farming family was built in 1889. The buildings of the village are usually divided into two or three parts: they follow either the room-kitchen-chamber, or the room-kitchen pattern. It all depended on the financial situation of the owner. The living room was heated from the kitchen; the chamber was not heated at all. This building however was a unique one. The house was built for two families so there was heating in the backroom as well.

Most of the furnishing collected in Noszvaj were made in the second half of the 19th century but were not used for decades. These typical furniture of Noszvaj are excellent examples of the furnishings used by the rich peasantry.

The kitchen of the house is a reminder of the tools and decor of the end of the 19th century. The exhibition in the back room show characteristic elements of Noszvaj. Back basket weaving was typical trade of the village. The roof of the church that was taken down in 1928 can be also seen. Other interesting things in connection with the village are shown in photos.

There was no furniture in the kitchen, the silverware, and the larger objects were placed on the walls. The water jug was on the so called 'water bench'. There were two horseshoes under the chimney.

The facade was painted blue, stripes were lined on the walls, and Venetian blind covered the windows. Under the aerator, the year of the building of the house was written: 1889. The stone fence, the windows and the doors are reminders of the style of the "verebce", people from Bükkalja. These elements are similar to the style of the constituents used in the cottages of the gentry.