Single-nave Romanesque church with a wooden beam roof, ending to the east in a trapezoidal apse preceded by a presbytery bay and covered with a barrel vault. The main entrance is on the west façade through a round-arched doorway topped by a circular oculus, though the original door on the south wall remains sealed. The masonry is irregular rubble bound with lime mortar and tends to form courses. The interior is plastered, and the west façade is crowned with a single-opening bell-gable. The church of Santa Elena or Santa Creu de Trejuvell appears among the parishes of the Urgellet deanery of the Diocese of Urgell visited by the Archbishop of Tarragona’s delegates in 1312.