Located in the village of Tarcal, the modern Királyudvar estate is patterned after the original wine press house dating back to the late 16th century. Authentically restored in 1999, the main construction encompasses a four-wing building encircling an inner courtyard. Directly underneath the structure is a series of labyrinth tunnels carved deep into the ancient stone that houses a first-class natural cellar and tasting room. Inside the winery sits a state-of-the-art pressing room, bottling room and two temperature-controlled storage facilities.

On the estate grounds, Királyudvar's simplicity in its architectural design creates an elegant and grandiose look. The rhythm of the arches, carved timber columns and timeless stone surfaces create a serene atmosphere, providing the idyllic environment necessary to taste, reconsider and craft precise yet profound wines.