The fortified mansions in the village have not been preserved in their original condition, the new owners either rebuilt them or completely destroyed them. Only one manor on the square (No. 494) is listed in the list of monuments. It is a baroque two-storey building in a row street stop, led by a classicist facade. Originally, it formed a two-winged building with an extensive courtyard and adjacent buildings, which collapsed over time. The mansion was built in the style of 18th century burgher houses with the main entrance in the middle. The external division of the building consists of a six-axis facade divided by associated pilasters. The stone portal with segmental decoration dates back to 1777. The building belonged to a senior manorial official, in recent years it has replaced several facilities, post office, library, vegetable shop, textiles, warehouses, wood production.
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