A smaller neo-Gothic building with a rectangular floor plan and a polygonal closure; built in 1903 by Baroness Michaela Fekete. Facades are divided by angled windows in shambrans and strip rustication. The walls of the building are supported by a series of supporting pillars. The main façade, in front of which there is a smaller terrace, is finished with a triangular tympanum with a relief of the Fekete coat of arms.
A smaller neo-Gothic building with a rectangular floor plan and a polygonal closure; built in 1903 by Baroness Michaela Fekete. Facades are divided by angled windows in shambrans and strip rustication. The walls of the building are supported by a series of supporting pillars. The main façade, in front of which there is a smaller terrace, is finished with a triangular tympanum with a relief of the Fekete coat of arms.
Mausoleum of the Fekete family
There is also a neo-Gothic mausoleum in the manor park, which was built in 1903 by Baroness Michaela Feketeová. It is a smaller building with a rectangular floor plan and a polygonal closure vaulted with a pre-Gothic vault. Facades are divided by angled windows in shambrans and strip rustication. The walls of the building are supported by a series of supporting pillars. The main façade in front of the entrance, which is a smaller terrace, is finished with a triangular tympanum with a relief of the coat of arms of the Feket family from Galanta. The descendants of the Fekety family are still alive, the last time Baroness Ester Fekete was buried in the mausoleum in 2001. The procession with a tin chest led from the morgue to a private chapel outside the cemetery.
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