The brick church, distinguished by its original architecture, was built in 1809. The main building is an octagon on a square base, but high towers have been erected at the corners of the square, which together with the octagon form a five-domed structure. The church is connected to the tent-shaped bell tower through a refectory, where the St. Peter and Paul chapel was located. The building's design combines elements of classicism and traditional architecture. The church was closed no later than the 1930s and has been vacant since then.