The single-altar church dedicated to the holy unmercenaries Cosmas and Damian was built in 1831 with funds from parishioners in the classical style. The square building is topped with a rotunda and dome, adorned with semicircular windows. The northern and southern facades are distinguished by porticos with triangular pediments. On the eastern side, a semicircular apse adjoins the church, while on the western side, there is a small refectory connected to a three-tiered bell tower. The two lower tiers of the bell tower serve as a sturdy base for the ringing tier, above which is a square drum, like all the other tiers. The western entrance is framed by a portal with two columns supporting a triangular pediment. Above the windows of the lower tier of the bell tower and the apse are triangular sills.