The office of the lawyer Albert Péter was converted into a medical office for Ottokár Péter Pál, his younger son around 1920. The period furniture is part of the medical history collection from the old Comitatus.

The imitation late Rococo white gilded furniture is accompanied by a Biedermeir sofa and a white bench for bathtubs for bathing babies. An iron stove once heating the salon is also positioned in the room. The objects represent hygiene practices in the past.

The eclectic furniture in the children's room once belonged to the boys, Zoltán and Pál Ottokár. Toys and various other objects they used at schools are also on ddisplay.

The salon only has a piano, music sheet stand, an ornamented mirror and a Biedermeir sofa in. (Old music sheet stands, a cupboard, a music box from the turn of the century, a coffee table, plants etc.)

The individual iron stove belongs to the romantic furniture in the corner room. The stove heated the adjoining salon through cast iron ornamental bars. The objects include the table laid for celebration and chairs around it.