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In the 80s of the XXth century the current owners bought the house from Vyara Popova, with maiden name Dimova – from the wealthy Tutrakan family Dimovi with ancestor Dimo Georgiev Dimov.

The house is massive, built in the style of “neoclassicism” in the early twentieth century. Today, friezes, beautiful cornices and medallions depicting a child’s or woman’s head with a hat and wings on them, as well as small cones for decoration are still preserved. The building is built on two floors, the first half-dug.

The house was built in 1920 and belongs to Petar Keremedchiev (called Kel Petrake) – a large landowner, a grain grower, one of the leading figures among the Bulgarians in Tutrakan during the Romanian occupation.