Built in 1.764 sobre the remains of a romanesque temple, of which the walls and eaves of the nave are still preserved today. Inside, there is a baroque altarpiece from 1.775 and it preserves a Romanesque baptismal font.

The building has a rectangular plan divided into two sections: the first consists of two arches that form a barrel vault with buttresses on the outside; and the second, rectangular in less width, has the addition of the sacristy. On the front there is a belfry with two bells. From inside it is necessary to highlight the chapel of the Virgen del Carmen.