The castle Hertelendi-Bayer is single-storey building with long lateral annexes. Essentially building was designed in a secession style and shaping of the castle was consequence of style that was dominant at the beginning of 20th century. Corners of the building are emphasized by lateral risalites with powerful pilasters ending with tall semi-circular attics. One of the characteristics is wavy roof cornice. The park is partially preserved. Within the complex there were several economic facilities. One of them is preserved until today − former horse stable that is reconstructed into an annex for accomodation of children.

Until years ago the castle was home of mental hospital. Today intensive construction and now it is a place for children’s stay according the principle of teaching in nature. On the site of the former park, there are now the most modern playgrounds for children. The redecoration gave the castle a characteristic light orange color with white frames around the windows, and other decorations on the facade were accentuated with the same colour.