The wooden church, clad in wooden shingles, was built in 1889 according to standard designs. The main volume of the temple is a square base, which is topped with an octagonal structure crowned with kokoshniks and a frame tent roof. Adjacent to the wooden refectory, which houses the altars of St. Basil the Great and Archangel Michael, are a brick narthex and a three-tiered bell tower. During the Soviet era, the church was closed, but in 1990 it was returned to the faithful and renovated.