The chateau's origins are unknown. Its first existence is mentioned in 1310. The house was rebuilt in the 1660s in pavilion style from a former castle farm. The complex consists of a manor house with barns and storage spaces, and a northwest-facing bailey. The west-facing facade is characterized by two corner projections. The entire structure was covered with hipped roofs, which were installed at the beginning of the 20th century after a fire.

The estate also includes a four-winged outer bailey with barns and storage areas dating from the 18th and 19th centuries; a watermill, mentioned as early as 1370; and one of the few remaining early 19th century dovecotes. In the northern part of the park is a burial vault, part of a private cemetery belonging to the noble family that owned the estate from the 19th century onward.