The date of construction is a mystery, but texts report important work in the fifteenth.
Originally composed of a single nave, the building will then be augmented by a sacristy in the XVII and then a ballet (also called caquetoire) in the late eighteenth.
Surrounded by its cemetery of which some tombs date from the nineteenth century, the church has for neighbor if millennium classified remarkable tree.
Small architectural originality: the transept is covered with a hull roof that evokes the lower part of a reversed ship.
Inside, you can admire different statues (Sainte-Thérèse, Saint-Antoine...), a banner, a virgin with child and an altarpiece of the nineteenth.