The monastery, rebuilt after the Turkish assault, is a complex of buildings from various eras with successive modifications, the last in the 18th century. The church measured 23 meters in length and 12 meters in width, and featured a wooden bas-relief from the 15th-16th centuries depicting the Holy Family. After the Civil War, it was rebuilt on the same site, with part of the land ceded to the Salesian congregation.
The new building retains some of the old parts, and the church was constructed following the Gothic style of the 19th century.