It was built between 1815 and 1819 in neo-classical style. Its utilization is underway.
It was imperial and royal chamberlain Antal Festetics, who commissioned Mihály Pollack, the designer of the National Museum to make the plans of the residence. According to the legend he had a special request: he wanted to build the ceremonial hall in the corner step-out on the left instead of building it in the middle axis of the mansion, as the landowner was the member of the freemasonic movement and he wanted to hold his secret ceremonies in the ceremonial hall without disturbing the life in the mansion.