The church, built in 1858 with funds from landowners I.I. and N.P. Borozdna, is a brick plastered building characteristic of the early eclectic period, with elements of romantic imitation of medieval architecture. The building has a rectangular shape, elongated along the longitudinal axis and complemented by wide and short side risalits. Previously, it was topped with a domed roof with a cupola. The ends of the main volume and the arms are decorated with unusual steep gables. The main facades are adorned with cornices with a slight overhang and panels with rounded upper corners, in the center of which are small arched windows with archivolts on brackets. The pointed gables are emphasized by a stepped line that completes the wall surface, with counter-relief crosses in the tympana. The western and side portals are located in deep niches, topped with wedge-shaped archivolts, and above the portal openings are round icon cases. Inside, the central part is covered with a vaulted ceiling and is connected to the other parts, which have barrel vaults with relieving arches. Of particular interest is the altar with three large lancet relieving arches above the windows. Inside, fragments of oil paintings from the second half of the 19th century have been preserved.