The lavish floral Gothic facade of the house on the southern town wall was conceived as a reconstruction of a house from the late 14th century. Construction began in the 15th century, and an arched public passage (“volat“) was also built on the inside. The house was partitioned off by Nikola Užižić, and later, still unfinished, probably because Užižić died, it was inherited by the Gazarović family. One part of it was used for living until the second half of the 20th century. The house was completed and roofed only in 2010.