The oldest country house in Zsámbék, marked with a date. It was built by the settling Swabian Techert family in 1789. Over the last two decades it has been restored using traditional materials and techniques. The adobe bricks were made on site, several outbuildings and furniture were made by woodcutting without iron nails, and the house is heated by a traditional stove and a sparhearth. The owners have chosen a way of life in keeping with the built environment, practising traditional farming, raising livestock (cattle, pigs, poultry, rabbits) and crops by horse-drawn cultivation, hand-sowing and harvesting by scythe. They also revive old traditions linked to the seasons, such as nativity scenes, traditional dance-balls.