I'm not sure if this is still a synagogue with a community, but the gate was locked and the property looked well cared for, so perhaps it is. Or was, since the majority of the many synagogues in the countryside were abandoned or re-purposed after the decimation of Hungarian Jewery in 1944, when around 500,000 Hungarian Jews were transported over the course of a few months to the death camp at Auschwitz/Birkenau.