With the demolition of the lakeside and church-facing wings, the four-sided medieval monastery building was radically changed in 1822.

The lakeside wing was rebuilt by 1830, providing apartments for the nuns of the convent. The cubature of the entire building was adapted to the remaining medieval and baroque-style stock.

However, the free-standing building was erected at a slight angle in alignment with the medieval nave, and was three window axes longer than the current structure. The structure was shortened with the laying of the foundation stone for the church tower in 1842. The apartment of the last deaconess is on the first floor.

The lakeside wing was rebuilt by 1830, providing apartments for the nuns of the convent. The cubature of the entire building was adapted to the remaining medieval and baroque-style stock.

However, the free-standing building was erected at a slight angle in alignment with the medieval nave, and was three window axes longer than the current structure. The structure was shortened with the laying of the foundation stone for the church tower in 1842. The apartment of the last deaconess is on the first floor.