Church in late Romanesque style with Gothic elements. The’exterior is presented, entirely and on each side in local stone, travertine. Inside, decorative elements are preserved, such as the pievano and the Vignacci monster, which, according to legend haunted the area and was killed at the pievano’s hands.
The five windows, two circular and three rectangular, house as many historiated stained glass windows that came out of the art workshops of Siena. The altars and balustrade are made of travertine, as are the’stoup and baptismal font. The six painted canvases, attributed to unknown country painters, were all recently restored. Accompanying the church is the Bell Tower.
