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There are ancient traces of the church which dates back to 1202. It still has vestiges of its origins, such as masonry dating back to the year 1000 and the 13th century choir with a flat chevet. Hennuyer type columns were placed there in the 16th century. Thanks to the restoration of 1937 and 1979, this country church, classified in 1941, has recovered a beautiful rustic aspect and a great simplicity with visible stone rubble inside.

Note the font and the baptismal font in blue stone, the Way of the Cross in engravings from the 19th century, the wooden Christ carved above the altar, a painting of the crowning of the Virgin, the statues of Saints Martin, Eligius and Roch, a confessional and an altarpiece of the Virgin (Louis XV), numerous tombstones, stained glass windows from the 20th century.

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