The classicist evangelical church in Kochanovce stands out for its simplicity, like most evangelical churches built after the patent of tolerance.
His secular patrons were mainly the Ottlík families of Zemianske Lieského and Silvay. The coats of arms of the Sontág and Silvay families are interesting. There are two stained glass windows in the church. The northern stained glass window was donated by Count Seckendorf's wife, nee Knobloch, and the southern one is a gift from Gustáv Szilvay, the choir supervisor. Its tower was built only in 1833 and in 1845 they covered the roof with copper. In 1916, two bells were removed from the tower for military purposes. It follows from the "Statutes of Church Chairs from 1861" that church members could purchase benches for sitting in the church, with which they furnished the church in 1820. Members of the Ottlík family are buried under the church.
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