The tombstone is a rectangular stela topped by an onion-shaped completion. The plane facade is divided into two parts. The upper part bears the inscription פנ
The lower part bears an inscription framed by a semi-circle arch. The inscription, engraved in square raised relief letters on 8 lines, reads:
איש תם וישר ירא אלוקים התורני מו נתנ במו יוסף --טבת שנת תקדט (?) לפק תנצבה
Translation: Here lies upright, God-fearing, and the learned in Torah man, our teacher Natan son of our teacher Joseph ? ? ? the month of Tevet the year (5)513 (?) (1753 ?). May his soul be bound up in the bond of life.
The back side of the tombstone is decorated with a double-lined volute and two vertical profiled bands bearing foliate patterns.
The cemetery is partly fenced. Its roadside is surrounded by a concrete fence of 1.5 meters in height. The northern part of the cemetery is used as a private garden.