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The cottage was probably transferred around 1840. The building constructor and first owner was the peasant Józef Teofil. It is a wide- front, single-bay cottage with a through hallway on the building’s axis. The notched-corner log walls are made from fir beams. The original layout of the house interior has survived, consisting of a hallway, a dwelling room and a storeroom. Four of the doors in the house were hung on archaic wooden revolving mechanisms, instead of wrought-iron hinges. It is the original system and a feature that was preserved when transferring the building to the open-air museum.

Inside the dwelling room there is a kitchen stove with a bread oven and a heater. The hallway and the storeroom have a clay pug floor.