In the southeastern part of the country The three-story mansion was designed by Ferenc Glatz, with comfort and harmony as the most important considerations. Two rooms are located on the ground floor and three are upstairs, two of which are directly connected to the terrace above. It offers a beautiful view at any time of day, as it overlooks the trees and the canopy. As for the interior, both entrances have a hallway and corridor, through which the living room and lounge can be accessed. An open marble fireplace makes the time spent here even more cozy, while the burgundy, period-style seating and crystal chandelier enchant both residents and guests alike. Several rooms have stoves and decorative fireplaces, but the mansion is heated by central heating. The wooden kitchen furniture was designed for this location, and the kitchen appliances were also built in. It has a truly natural, elegant feel that fits perfectly with the atmosphere of the mansion. There is also a cellar below the living area.

One of the exterior walls of the building is adorned with an icon of Mary, which was declared a monument in 2004. Observing the property from a distance, one can notice the mansard-type roof structure. Moving a little further away, an approximately 2000-tree acacia forest becomes visible, exuding tranquility and offering a secluded retreat from prying eyes. An outdoor swimming pool is also located in the courtyard, which can serve as a venue for intimate gatherings or larger friendly events.
The estate also offers the possibility of keeping farm animals, with numerous outbuildings specifically constructed for this purpose. A stable is available for horses, which could also be suitable for livery. Several garages have been built near the manor house; one is an indoor garage suitable for storing passenger vehicles, while the other is ideal for storing agricultural machinery and tools.

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