Revival house, a monument of culture. The house was built in the beginning of 19th century probably by Dimitar T. Molerov, son of the Bansko Art School' founder, Toma Vishanov. A number of prominent representatives of the Molerovi family were born and lived in that house, including the painter Simeon D. Molerov, the painter Georgi S. Molerov, the revolutionary Simeon V. Molerov and others. The building is built on two floors. On the ground floor there are three storage rooms and the room that Molerovi used for painting and which only on the ground floor is illuminated by two windows facing each other. On the second floor there is a covered veranda with a wooden staircase to the yard. The house is also connected to a small veranda in the west, which originally has had a ladder to the yard.