The neo-Gothic castle with two towers was built in the early 19th century by Miklós Csécsy Nagy, and was later owned by the Borsányi, Terginya, Simonyi and Csillag-Gyöngyösi families. After nationalisation, the building was used as an agricultural school, which also looked after the seven to eight hundred hectares of land belonging to the castle. In time, the complex became a cultural centre. The beautifully restored castle is now run by a private company.
