This church presents a basilical plan with three apses. Only its terminal portion preserves the original features: the last pair of pillars on which the arches leaning on the bottom wall rest, and the three arches which cross the presbytery. The façade has a plain tabernacle shape. The Gothic-oriented portal juts out and is topped by a window. Some features of the apsidal part, such as the crowning hanging arches, have a more distinctive Romanesque pattern. On the right flank, on the splay of a small window, are carved the figures of a man and an eagle facing each other. The small web belfry is from the 18th century.