With a single nave and small dimensions, it has a quadrangular chancel covered by a hexagonal vault and a lantern. The sober façade, with its two bell towers of semicircular shape decorated with differentiated pinnacles, has a doorway flanked by two square windows, topped by cornices.
In its interior, it has an altarpiece in gilded carved wood that is one of the best examples in the Algarve showing the transition from the national style to the Joanine style, today somewhat distorted by the absence of some elements.