Architectural Features Structure: A single nave with a rectangular plan and a gabled façade, characterized by a central entrance and an oculus. Interior: The nave is simple and undivided, illuminated by side windows. The presbytery has a square plan with a ribbed vault. Evolution: While in the 16th century it had beaten earth floors and a wooden roof, in the 1970s it was adapted to modern liturgical norms (altar facing the faithful). Artistic and Decorative Elements Frescoes: The pictorial decorations are concentrated on the walls and vault of the presbytery. Prestigious Details: There are historic votive paintings and a reproduction of the Last Supper on the altar frontal. Exterior: A small bell tower stands at the rear, to the left of the building.