According to a charter of the twelfth century, the church, in ruins following the many conflicts that had occurred at that time in the region, was given by Guillaume de Vichères to the monks of the abbey Saint-Père de Chartres who immediately undertook to restore it.
From this period date the walls of the nave, four bays, pierced with small Romanesque bays in semicircular, and the semicircular apse, all in adobe. Later reworked, the western façade presents a portal in a basket handle underlined by an archivolt and surmounted by a rose window paired with elegant interlacing. Listed altarpiece of the seventeenth century.

Édifice religieux