The brick church was built in 1797. It is a tall two-light five-domed square, decorated in the spirit of traditional architecture, with a three-part altar, refectory, and multi-tiered bell tower in the classical style. The refectory with the Vlassievsky chapel and the bell tower were erected in 1837. The church was closed in 1932 and was used for economic purposes, later becoming abandoned. Restoration of the church began in 2010.