Romanesque church with a single rectangular nave, a semicircular apse to the east, and barrel vault roofing. The apse opens into the nave via a presbytery arch and contains three double‑splayed windows. On the south façade is the entrance: a plain semicircular door of small voussoirs. There is a two‑bell‑gabled bell‑wall on the west, reusing stones from the original bell tower, which was a tower at the nave’s south end. The stonework is finely cut and polished, neatly arranged. Some original banded joints remain on the north wall. That same wall preserves courses of a prior construction, likely from the 11th century, whereas the current building aligns with 12th‑century Romanesque mature forms.

  


  

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