The church, built in the style of southern Russian architecture, is a three-altar, single-domed, three-apsidal, and two-story building, whitewashed after construction was completed. It features a tall square base with a three-part finish and an octagon on an octagon. The facades are adorned with simplified moldings, semicircular lintels, pilasters, and stepped cornices.

The main altar in the upper church was consecrated on June 9, 2012. The lower church houses the Kazan chapel, consecrated on December 19, 2010, although it was originally planned to be dedicated to Spyridon of Trimythous. On May 21, 2014, a small chapel in honor of Nicholas the Wonderworker was consecrated.