It is one of the earliest buildings surviving the Great Flood of 1879. It was built between 1858 and 1859 by Salamon Politzer (1811, Szeged – 1877, Vienna) who was president of the local Jewish community several times. The house was built in Romantic style which builder is uncertain: some attribute it to the Lipovsky brothers, architects of the Old Synagogue; others consider it Károly Hoffers’s work (he also designed the Vajda House).
Politzer House
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