The building is constructed in a Neo-Renaissance style; the roof of the castle has been renovated, the windows of the building are missing and its plaster is hardly present. Its plaster-stone window frames, towers are still standing. The castle can be completely reconstructed. The renovation of the building, destroyed in the years of the communism, is in progress.
Teleki Castle in Pribilești has an impressive historical value, marking a significant part of Hungarian history. Count Teleki Géza, prime Minister of Hungary between July 1920-April 1921, has built this beautiful castle with a huge park. It was used as a summer residence by Géza Teleki (1843-1913) and his son, Pál Teleki (1879 –1941). The Prime Minister, Count Teleki Pál, was the last person who used the castle, he also used it for hunting purposes. Many Hungarian personalities visited the castle in the summers, enjoying prom evenings, when the large piano lounge upstairs became the main attraction.