Originally a Renaissance fortress, it was rebuilt in the second half of the 17th century into a Baroque chateau. In 1868, the castle acquired its present neo-Gothic appearance. In recent years, the castle has long served as a social welfare institution. The building contains a basement, a ground floor where there is an entrance hall with a staircase to the first floor, a gymnasium, rooms for nurses, washrooms, sanitary facilities, a kitchen, food preparation rooms, a dining room and a passenger lift, a first floor where there is a lounge, a dining room, an office, day rooms, bedrooms, sanitary facilities, a passenger and food lift. On the second floor there are sanitary facilities, client rooms, archive, personal lift and machine room of the dining lift. The clock machine is located in the tower.

Heating is provided by Vailant gas units, water is from its own well, sewerage to the sump. The usable area is 3.5 thousand m2, the land area is 40 335 m2. Most of it is a castle park with rare trees. The chateau is situated in immediate vicinity of an industrial estate.