The house of the Milovanović family was originally a ground-floor house of colonel Đorđe Marković, built in 1884. The house was bought in 1900 by Milan Milovanović, lawyer, and in 1927 an upper floor was added to it after the design by architect Đorđe Bajalović. The house has preserved its specific stylistic features with a hardly noticeable difference in the treatment of the façade on the oldest and the added parts. The façade has elements of decorative plastic, characteristic of the epoch of the nineteenth century academism. With the extension, the house lost its original functional scheme where the whole space of the living quarters and auxiliary rooms was organized around a central hall accessed through a covered porch. The house of the Milovanović family is a typical example of a town house-villa from the late nineteenth century, built on the Danube slope. On the plot it is positioned in such a way to be turned toward Simina and Dobračina Streets. Around the house is a, once well-kept, garden with a wrought iron fence.

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