The stone chapel, built in the early 20th century, was part of the architectural ensemble of the monastery and was located in its southeast corner. On the west side of the chapel was a stone wall with gates that served as the main entrance to the monastery. The chapel housed a church shop where candles, icons, and other religious items were sold. In 1928, after the monastery was closed, the chapel ceased to be used for its original purpose. Later, it came under the management of a hospital and then ended up in private ownership. The building has survived to this day, and recently a door was made in one of the windows. It is now used as a store.