The building consists of a ground floor and one upper floor, with high ceilings characteristic of administrative buildings located in the central urban area. It is of a classical type and, at the time of its construction, was among the larger buildings in the city, standing out from its surroundings.
The street-facing façade on the ground floor features large shop windows instead of entrance doors. The upper floor has large windows framed with profiled surrounds that divide the façade. The building is connected to a row of houses built in the same style, forming a unified architectural ensemble.
