This church in the Nekrasovsky district stands out for its originality and good preservation. Although the composition of the church is typical for its time, its finishes attract attention: the five domes are not placed directly on the vaults of the square base, but on an additional low attic that from a distance resembles a continuous arcade. The refectory with the northern Annunciation chapel connects the main three-light square base with the bell tower in a classical style. The church was closed in 1930, but was returned to the faithful in 1945 and has not been closed since. The interior retains frescoes and an impressive baroque iconostasis with a round sculpture, and around the church, there remains a brick fence with entrance gates.