There is an opinion that this church was built as early as the 14th century. Today, the temple is in an emergency state: its log structure has warped, the bell tower has tilted significantly, and the tented roof has collapsed. The church has a traditional longitudinal-axial structure: to the east, a five-sided apse adjoins the square of the church, and to the west, there is a small refectory with a two-tiered columnar tented bell tower. The only decorative element was the triangular pediments that adorned both tents on the sides of the world.