An oriented tomb, consisting of two parts: a vestibule and a burial chamber, built on a rectangular plan. The vestibule is covered with a gable roof with walls decorated with rustication, much narrower and higher than the burial chamber covered with a tripartite roof framed with stone vases in the corners. The façade, with a tympanum surmounted by a cross on a plinth, widens slightly downwards. On the axis, a doorway with a cast-iron double door in it. Above, a plain frieze with a rectangular moulded frame after the inscription plaque. In the tympanum field originally a relief (coat of arms shield?). The burial chamber is encircled by a cornice, and on its side walls are moulded frames in which originally inscription plaques. Ventilation windows with grating in each wall. The interior of the vestibule and burial chamber covered with a barrel vault. Originally plastered. The entire surface of the vestibule is occupied by stairs leading to the burial chamber. The entrance is rectangular in shape and placed on the axis. Above it is a wall with a wooden cross.