Shani Efendi House was used during the Yugoslav period to accommodate political and social meetings. Situated on Rruga Farkatarët (the blacksmiths’ street), near Lumbardhi Cinema, Halveti Tekke, and other traditional houses, the architecture of the building is an example of a house with a central gallery surrounded by circular columns, built during the 1930s. It has a raised basement, a ground floor, a central gallery, and circular stairs. It was built as a residential house but was later used as an administrative and community-oriented building.