The main house, designed in a palace style, is a vivid example of classicism and one of the most interesting structures of its kind in the region. This two-story brick building with plastered walls features a complex symmetrical layout. The central part of the building is highlighted by a wide risalit and an elegant four-column portico on the main facade. Each wing contains three rooms with small projections corresponding to the external risalits. The interiors showcase plaster ceiling cornices and rosettes.

The service building is a two-story rectangular brick structure executed in a strict classical style. Its volume, oriented parallel to the side wings of the main house, harmoniously blends with them. Additionally, it is connected to the composition of three porticos on the courtyard facade of the main building, as the end facades of the service building are also designed as porticos with rusticated pilasters and a stepped attic.

The landscaped park by the stream flowing into the Vichuzhanka successfully combines regular and natural-landscape elements, being a characteristic example of park art from the classicism period. A distinctive feature of the park is the artificial round pond with an earthen island, located slightly off the central axis of the estate. The outlines of its shores harmonize with the natural curves of the stream and river. Straight alleys intersecting at right angles, diagonal paths, and groups of linden and birch trees smoothly transition into a vast forest park.