The teacher’s home is designed in the spirit of eclecticism. Its corner position determines its asymmetric polygonal plane; the corner façade is highlighted by a large octagonal dome. The building consists of a ground floor and a first floor; the ground floor and the first floor are separated by cornices that intertwine the facades horizontally; the vertical rhythm is provided by tall windows separated by stylized engaged pilasters. The corner facade has a balcony with a balustrade. In the northeast wing of the building, in Kralj Stefan Prvovenčani Street, there is an entrance with a large double-winged staircase that leads to the hallway, and then to the ceremonial hall. At the front, at Sinđeli

Square, the main entrance leads to a corridor and a wide double flight staircase; it also provides access to the teacher’s room with a shared kitchen. Apart from its architectural value, the building has historical significance because it testifies to the development of cultural and educational activities in southern Serbia. It is an elegant ochre colour.