The architectural complex dedicated to the heritage of Abai covers a vast area and consists of a house-museum and a memorial complex. In the center of the complex is a rectangular, one-story, stone-carved building constructed on a stone foundation, featuring a closed rectangular veranda (dimensions 23 x 28 m, height 5.3 m). The internal structure of the building consists of 5 rooms and 2 corridors. Two external facades are plastered and whitewashed, while the remaining walls and the veranda are unplastered. The window openings are in a rounded arch shape, symmetrically arranged, with simple frames and no external trims; the windows on the rear facade are square-shaped. The entrance group is directed towards the inner courtyard, adorned with a door opening covered by a double-sided metal roof, decorative elements, and two stone steps. The roof has four slopes, is flat, and is decorated with a wooden carved cornice with six chimneys. The veranda is also decorated in this style. The area around the building is surrounded by a concrete pavement, with the courtyard paved with sidewalk tiles and landscaped. On the right side of the entrance, a bust of Abai Kunanbayuly is installed. In the veranda, there are benches for visitors and museum exhibits restored based on the memories of local residents. The area surrounding the house-museum is enclosed by a fence made of plastered rectangular stone pillars and ornate metal grilles, installed on a stone foundation. There are two decorative gates.