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The house is set parallel to the main street that runs lengthwise through the large village known for its fruit production.

The two tall towers frame a gabled roof with a shallow pitch set within the end wall. The tower on the left is the result of a later alteration; the original design envisaged only a single tower.

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Nothing is known about this design beyond Kós’s own reference to it. He mentions it as the residential house of B. J.

A design almost identical to the Kovács residence in Kolozsvár (1942) was prepared for a plot of approximately 10,000 square meters in the Szemerja district of Sepsiszentgyörgy.

Unrealised.

Two-storey cultural center design; not realised.

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