Havly is a three-storied, plastered building with a saddle roof, where the shape and size of the windows varies in relation to the internal function. The entrance, and its vertical connection within the building, is emphasised by a number of things: its height, the vertical window band that runs over both stories, along with the concrete balcony on top. This balcony is nicely adorned with a cross relief on the parapet. On the interior there are also elements typical of the period and nicely designed handicrafts from the 1950s - for example the parquet floor in the café.