The church, built in 1863, is a simple rubble stone structure with a rectangular floor plan oriented east-west. The entrance in the east leads through a park-like forecourt with linden trees, where the congregation annually celebrates the "Kirchgartenfest – Unter den Linden." The slate-covered gable roof is equipped with small dormers on both sides. The side walls are characterized by four colorful stained glass windows each, extending over two floors. One enters the interior via a few steps, where the centerpiece is the organ from 1896. Side stairs lead to the balcony. In the nave, there are ten benches on both sides for the worshippers. The chancel and decoration are complemented by a sandstone altar and a chalice-shaped pulpit.
Visitation is possible during service times; please check the church congregation's website for dates/times.
