The stone church, built in 1789 by landowner Mikhail Kuroyedov, is dedicated to the Holy Trinity. Since the 1950s, the church has lost its bell tower, the vault has partially collapsed, and the roof is damaged. The cornice and frieze of the southern facade are completely destroyed, and the upper layer of bricks has severely weathered. The white stone cladding of the plinth has also not survived. The church is a square-plan, column-free building with a semicircular apse and a small rectangular refectory attached to the west. Its dimensions are 25.8 by 11.4 meters. The floor inside is laid with original colored Mettlach tiles featuring a pattern. During Soviet times, it served as a storage facility for consumer cooperatives. The building is now in a state of neglect, and the parish in the village consists of only a few people.