It is an example of West Lemko Orthodox church architecture with an elongated tripartite layout, which arose as a result of rebuilding. The walls are log-construction and covered by shingles. The church interior is decorated by figurative-ornamental polychrome from 1861. Among the icons of the almost complete baroque iconostasis is Christ the Good Shepherd from 1775. The church fittings include: a baroque-classical main altar from the first half of the C19th, and two late-baroque side altars from around the middle of the C19th.