Sarafkina House is located on Gurko Street in the Renaissance part of Veliko Tarnovo. It was built in 1861. It was intended for the home and workplace of Dimo ​​Sarafina.

Better known by the name of his wife, Anastasia, as the house of Atastasia the Sarafkata or Sarafkitana house. In 1965 it was declared a cultural monument of national importance. Since 1981, Sarafka House has been a museum site where ethnographic exhibitions are presented.

The terrain on which it was built has predetermined the architectural and design decision. The southern part facing the Yantra River is five-storeyed, and the northern part – from Gurko Street – is two-storeyed. The entrance from Gurko Street is closed by a double-winged wooden door. He enters the entrance hall. From its eastern side begins a staircase leading to the lower three floors. The service premises, warehouses and winter houses are located there. To the south, the first floor ends with a large open terrace overlooking the river.