The tower-house is built on two levels. In the south-west of the building rectangular, ground-floor utility rooms are attached, giving the complex an L-shaped plan. In the north-east of the main building there seem to be traces of an arch, which has fallen, so that the space is now open to the skies. The main building is covered by a four-sided pitched roof, while the auxiliary part has a corresponding two-sided one.
Access to the main building is gained with the help of a stone stairway: in an earlier phase of construction, this would have stood free and separate from the building. Access to last would be possible with the help of a moveable wooden bridge; during the night or in case of need it could be pulled up into the house. In its current form, the stairs are attached to the main building and rest on a small wall with an arched opening.
In the facades of the walls of the first floor several openings can be found , unlike in the ground floor, where there is only a small opening on the east side, close to the ground level. Small ventilation and lighting holes are located over the entrance to the south auxiliary space, while a triangular opening is visible on its south side.
The ground floor had its entrance at the east, without any special shape. Rather, the entrance at the first storey has its stone arched doorframe surrounded with a thin band of tiles, above which there is an engraved cross. On the right-hand side of the door a stone button is found in relief. Another one is observed also above the window opening, left of the main entrance, but on the east side of the storey as well. The entrance-ways of the auxiliary buildings have similarly arched stone doorframes, and more relief buttons adorn the doorframes of the east entrance of the auxiliary building.
The complex of buildings is made of small and medium sized rectangular stones, which were covered at least on the east, north and south sides by plaster. At the corner angles of the walls, stones a little larger in size were used.
