This complex consists of the old manor house flanked on both sides by two one-storey wings, facing east-west. On the western side there are also two smaller eighteenth-century outbuildings, forming a T-shaped complex with the original building. A shelter for hay and wheat, recorded on the Austrian land register, was also part of the complex: existing until the end of the nineteenth century, unfortunately it no longer exists today. The estate spreads towards south with a still visible brolo, namely a land for growing fruit and vegetables, surrounded by a brick wall, only partially existing today. The part of the estate spreading towards north, now facing the square, very likely faced a public space in the past too, as proved by the more refined decorations.