The Building at No. 6 Knjeginje Milice Street (formerly Maršala Tita Street) in Jagodina was built in the modern style in the first half of the 20th century on the site of a house known as ‘Mali Louvre’. It consists of a ground floor housing commercial space and an upper floor serving as a residential area. A balcony runs across the entire width of the building, with the central part protruding in a wavy form. A massive decorative console is centrally placed on the balcony wall, with circular openings to the left and right. Four elongated rectangular openings are punctuated with a wrought-iron structure. The balcony can be accessed through two wide doors flanked by segmental pilasters in combination with ‘cushions’ and thin plinths. Above the first-floor windows, there is one oculus, with two narrow horizontal windows on either side. A flagpole is positioned in the center, extending above the roofline and significantly surpassing it.