It was built into the rock face of a rocky valley slope, 100 m east of the village center. The rectangular-plan structure has three naves and is completed by three semicircular apses. The central apse is raised 0.4 m above ground level and contains two niches serving as seating areas. Remnants of the church’s wall paintings, which are largely destroyed, are visible. Researchers date the church’s wall paintings to the third quarter of the 11th century.