A church about which we have no information prior to the 15th century. It has an east-facing nave, with a flat head, covered by a wooden frame, which rests upon a diaphragm arch, which also supports a gabled slate roof. Viewed from the exterior, the head does not appear to be differentiated from the rest of the nave, but it is narrower, and covered by a barrel vault. It has a curious wooden choir, located in the centre of the nave, which is accessed by a set of steps. The sacristy, which has a quadrangular plan and is covered by a gabled slate roof, is built onto the southern façade of the church. The western façade is crowned by a bell gable with two openings, and does not have any opening.