It is a church of Gothic origin, and its interior stands out among other important aspects: its high dimensions, the pointed arches and the sexpartite vaults with which its central nave is covered; as well as a profusely decorated coffered ceiling that is under the choir. Outside it presents a magnificent architectural ensemble where its robust tower stands out, with an upper body of octagonal bells over others with a square base and tapered section, topped by the classic corner stone vases and a pointed spire; the general body of the church made of stone of great chromatic beauty; and three doorways, the most interesting of which is the one located on its south façade, beautifully plateresque, dated in the year 1530, with three niches sheltered by a roof between buttresses and a small upper rose window.