Seat of a former archpriest who had 10 parishes. Rectangular nave, not vaulted (the gutters are partially from the 12th century), followed by a smooth, semi-circular choir-apse, vaulted with a cul-de-four without an impost string. The triumphal arch is semicircular. In the 14th or 15th century, a chest (with a defence chamber) was mounted on the apse, which, although sitting on a semicircle, is polygonal.
The western façade is a naked rectangle, pierced by a simple door under a pointed arch, and an oculus. There is another ogival door to the south. The whole is not made of regular apparatus, but of sandstone rubble.
The western façade is a naked rectangle, pierced by a simple door under a pointed arch, and an oculus. There is another ogival door to the south. The whole is not made of regular apparatus, but of sandstone rubble.
