A church with a rectangular nave, without a well-differentiated head, in which there are two side chapels on each side. These are, themselves, framed by a semi-circular arcade. The entrances to the chapels are decorated with masonry piers with Ionic capitals, while the vault is decorated with lunettes. Lighting is provided by rectangular windows in the side walls of the nave and an oculus on the main façade. The entry door is also in this façade and is finished with a slightly lowered round arch, which has a voussoir that bears the date of construction. The sacristy is to the right of the nave and has a door leading to the presbytery. The most characteristic element of the church is the bell gable, which has two openings and is crowned by stone mouldings. This is a construction dating from the beginning of the 19th century, which was built in the Baroque style and has a strong element of classical influence.