Small temple with a single nave facing east, where the semicircular apse slightly deviated from the line of the building is located.

The building was erected with stone of the ashlar type in irregular courses, the best being those that make up the head.

The access door is located in the south canvas and was made in a semicircular arch with large voussoirs without decoration (being lintelled inside). Above them there are two supporting stones and mechinales for the placement of a porch, today disappeared .

Inside, the nave has a barrel vault which is reinforced by a transverse arch that separates the nave from the presbytery and in turn descends on two pilasters. The apse is smaller than the nave in its width and is covered with a quarter-sphere vault, illuminated through a lintel window with a double spill open in its center.

It closes with a gabled roof using a system of overlapping stone slabs.