It is one of a group of buildings located in a large garden. On both sides of the building, there are two towers with circular plans overhanging the main building. The building has a hipped roof and pointed arches. The entrance door has a wide rectangular plan and the window lights have double wings. The central part with pointed arches is the passenger arrival and departure hall and has a monumental appearance. The entrance to the hall is also protruding and pointed arched at the back.

The stone doors of the building are made of cut stone, unplastered, while the other parts are plastered and painted. The lower floor windows of the building have pointed arches, the upper floor windows have gable arches and are smaller. The circular towers on both sides of the stone door at the front entrance are higher than the main building. The towers covered with lead are onion shaped. They are built in a protruding form and have realms at the top. The eaves are protruding outwards and rest on wooden hands. There are also pencil work and geometric ornaments under the eaves. The hipped roof is covered with American type roofing. On the roof, there are chimneys made of cut stone, rectangular and pyramidal.