Rasinja, Inkey castle (southern building)

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The southern section of the castle in Rasinja was constructed in 1885, a time when Baron Ferdinand Inkey oversaw the management of the Rasina estate. Decorative elements from the neo-renaissance, neo-baroque, neoclassical and neo-romantic styles adorn the facades. Following the demolition of the older ground floor during the interwar period, only the northern and southern buildings remained as standalone structures at a distance of about forty meters apart. The single-storey south building boasts a rectangular floor plan and features an extensively altered south facade where the gazebo and entrance portal remain intact. The vestibule, complete with staircase and wrought-iron railing, has been preserved in its original form along with a ceiling painting and floor tiles. Over the last five decades, however, the castle buildings have suffered significant damage due to their misuse and extensive remodeling.