A first chapel dedicated to Saint Andrew was built in the 11th century, then built as a parish church in 1125. Rebuilt in the mid-16th century, the building was consecrated in 1562. It is one of the few Renaissance churches in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Several modifications were made during the nineteenth century.
It has exceptional furniture: set of 14 windows of the Lobin workshop realized in the second half of the nineteenth century, Cavaillé-Coll organ of 1869, altar of the Virgin restored in 2006, Virgin with child of the ceramist Avisseau.
See also an original presentation of fragments of stained glass of the sixteenth century.