This single-nave church was altered many times in the 19th century, but keeps the walls from the major rebuilding begun in 1752. The nave has a three-sided timber roof and the chancel a barrel vault. Its façade breaks the classical pentagonal pattern, as the gable has three sides. The central part supports a single-storey square bell gable with two stilted round arches between piers, holding the bells, topped by three pinnacles, the central one on a cylinder.
· Altarpieces: main altarpiece, altarpiece of the Immaculate Conception and altarpiece of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
· Statues: the Divine Saviour, St Joseph, Our Lady of the Rosary, San Roque, St Peter, St Francis of Assisi, Christ crucified and St Anthony of Padua.
