The Chapel of the Descent of the Holy Spirit, more commonly known as the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, is located in the village at the 116th kilometer of the Kuibyshev District of Samara. This small wooden building is situated on the grounds of the Church of John the Warrior and, like the church itself, is adorned with an octagonal base topped with a tent. Although the architects may have drawn inspiration from traditional northern wooden church designs, the chapel has a unique appearance. On the eastern side, a low annex adjoins the main structure, which houses the church shop. The western annex extends along the building, and its windows on the southern side overlook a narrow open gallery. The gallery does not continue along the western and northern walls, while the southern facade of the chapel, facing the temple grounds, is decorated with numerous architectural details.

Particularly noteworthy is the eastern part of the gallery, from which one can access all three rooms of the chapel. A door in the southern wall leads to a service room, which is also used as a dining area. Another door in the main structure's wall opens into the main prayer room. Here, a staircase begins that leads to the bell tower platform. The staircase first passes through a room adjoining the octagon on the western side, located above the dining area. This room resembles a small wooden lodge, giving the chapel the appearance of a summer house. The church's tent is topped with a small bell tower, which is accessed by the same staircase through the octagon. Above the bell tower is another small tent crowned with a cross.