The Andreánszky Manor is located on the outskirts of Alsópetény. The original manor was a single-storey Neoclassical residence with a slate roof, designed in the architectural style of József Hild's country houses. One of its early owners was Antal Somogyi, Captain of the Jász people. During the second half of the 18th century, Sándor Andreánszky purchased the estate together with the manor. It later became the residence of Baron István Andreánszky, a retired State Secretary. The last owner of the original manor was Baron Gábor Andreánszky (1845–1908), Member of Parliament, internationally renowned paleobotanist, and corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Over time, the original manor on the edge of the village disappeared, while its surrounding park survived. Once designated as a protected nature reserve, it is now protected under local conservation regulations. Based on historical records and a surviving photograph, the current owners have rebuilt the manor to an exceptional luxury standard while faithfully preserving its original appearance.
The estate is offered for HUF 1,400,000,000 and consists of multiple land parcels with a total area of 60,745 m². The property includes 832 m² of buildings, comprising: 330 m² main manor house, 49 m² sauna house, Two guest apartments (52 m² and 32 m²), 154 m² stable, Two 75 m² log cabins, 20 m² wine cellar, 30 m² summer kitchen, 15 m² cottage located on the pasture, 72 m² outdoor swimming pool The estate offers a total of 10 rooms, including four bedrooms in the manor house, a study, salon, living room, dining room, and two additional guest rooms in the guest house. The manor also features: 3 bathrooms, 2 guest toilets, Fully equipped kitchen, Three terrace doors opening directly toward the pool, Integrated alarm and CCTV security systems.