Built between 1855 and 1858, it has a Latin-cross plan; the entrance door leads to the nave, which is crossed by the transept, beyond which is the apse-like chancel and two side chapels; from the one on the right there is access to the bell tower.
Of the ancient interior furnishings today only the marble high altar in eclectic style is preserved.
Various restorations between 1976 and 1986 subsequently removed all other sacred furnishings of the preconciliar tradition: pulpit, balustrade and side altars in the transept, which were dedicated to the Sacred Heart and the Virgin of the Rosary.
