In the ancient village, a stone Assumption church has been preserved, built by the parishioners in 1796. It has chapels dedicated to the Assumption of the Mother of God and the Kazan Mother of God. The volume of the church has completely survived. The structure includes a main entrance, a western part, a bell tower, a refectory, a square base, and an apse. The square base is adorned with five domes. The bell tower adjoins the main building, forming a unified whole with it. The church has three entrances: western, southern, and northern. The western leads to the refectory, while the other two lead to the square base. A feature of the layout is the asymmetrical shape of the refectory, elongated on the northern side. The church is surrounded by an active cemetery, and the church fence with western and southern gates has also been preserved.

At the entrance to the village stands an old zemstvo school building, constructed in the early 20th century.