The church was constructed between 1889 and 1892 in the National Romantic style, based on designs by architect Fritz Eckert. The building material is unplastered granite.
The church consists of a nave with a chancel to the east, behind which is a semicircular sacristy. The church’s entrances and windows, as well as the tower’s sound openings, are surrounded by round-arched frames. The tower’s pointed roof is equipped with a clock in the pointed extensions in the four cardinal directions.
The interior is characterized by the visible roof trusses and the wide chancel arch with a screen that separates the chancel from the sacristy behind it. The chancel is illuminated by the sacristy’s five tall windows.
