Originally, this church, dedicated to St Martin, had a single nave. It was redesigned in the 19th century with the addition of the south side nave and later a front porch.
It bears the imprint of the 15th c. with its watchtower and is composed of 2 naves. At the foot of the bell tower is an old interior doorway whose archivolt is decorated with leaning palmettes featuring oak leaves, which could be related to a late Gothic style. On the north façade of the bell tower there is a square opening that seems to have been an observation post. On the south side of the tower, there is a four-lobed opening that was used for surveillance. Inside there is a 17th century standing virgin made of gilded wood, she holds the baby Jesus on her sleeping arm while he is usually awake.
It bears the imprint of the 15th c. with its watchtower and is composed of 2 naves. At the foot of the bell tower is an old interior doorway whose archivolt is decorated with leaning palmettes featuring oak leaves, which could be related to a late Gothic style. On the north façade of the bell tower there is a square opening that seems to have been an observation post. On the south side of the tower, there is a four-lobed opening that was used for surveillance. Inside there is a 17th century standing virgin made of gilded wood, she holds the baby Jesus on her sleeping arm while he is usually awake.
