Located at 12 Fő Street, opposite the theatre, stands a Neoclassical corner house dating from the early 1800s. Figurative reliefs can be seen in the panels above the windows.

The putto group—consisting of dancing putti playing pipes and carrying garlands, who adorn the statue of Cupid—along with a landscape depicting a palm tree and a castle, was designed by Mihály Pollack. The coat of arms shield on the main cornice, held by putto statues, is empty—meaning the builder of the house did not hold a noble title and merely wanted to create the illusion of a noble mansion.