The original element is its rectangular nave covered by a half-barrel vault that rests on transverse arches that, in turn, discharge onto abutments. Much later is the presbytery, which is accessed by a central semicircular arch, and whose flat frontage receives light through clover-shaped windows. Externally, on the right side, at the feet, there is a belfry with two sections, the lower one with two openings with a semi-circular arch and the upper one with a single hollow of bells. However, the highlight of the parish is the doorway, Renaissance like the nave, between vertical stirrups. In the semicircular arch a small cartouche emphasizes the key and the spandrels contain triangular plates. The jambs, on the other hand, are smooth and flanked by fluted columns with Corinthian capitals. The entablature has a double architrave and, above it and the stone vases at the ends of the cornice, there is a striking medallion, on a parchment cartouche, with a relief of the seated Virgin with the Child on her knees and a cherub at the feet.