Romanesque church of a single nave, rectangular–trapezoidal plan, with a semicircular, skewed apse. The nave is barrel‑vaulted, reinforced by a transverse arch. There is only one double‑splayed window, centrally located in the apse. The entrance, a semicircular arch, is on the south façade. Despite its full‑romanesque appearance, the interior shows remains of an earlier building: the southwest corner is built of large blocks, suggesting Roman‑period construction. The nave roof is tiled, the apse roof is stone slab. The complex was restored during the construction of the Rialb reservoir. No documentation survives; the church had an associated necropolis.

  


  

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