The cemetery was built on a rectangular plan, with truncated corners from the north. It is surrounded by a full stone wall with a flat, concrete cover, and faults adapted to the lay of the land. On the southern side, the wall has stone poles connected with a railing.
The entrance is on the southern side, between two concrete poles. It is closed with a double-leaf iron gate. The main point of the cemetery is a monument in the form of a tall concrete stele with truncated upper corners, set on a pedestal and flanked by two concrete poles. On the face of the stele there is a cast iron openwork Cross of Loraine. Below the cross, there is a rectangular enamelled plate on the monument with information on the buried deceased.
The graves stand in rows along the fence. Tombs take the form of concrete steles with cut-out corners, crowned with cast iron Crosses of Loraine. There are oval, enamelled plaques with the details of the buried individuals on tombs.
Thirty-five soldiers of the Russian army who died between 1914 and 1915 were buried in three mass graves and ten individual graves.
