The chapel was built in 1756 by the Esztergom canon Ján Újvendéghy, who also consecrated it. It was restored in 1778. The chapel also included a wooden bell tower in the village with a consecrated bell. The chapel had a crypt, which was in the 90s. 20th century empty. Classicist chapel with a rectangular floor plan and a polygonal closure.
The chapel was built in 1756 by the Esztergom canon Ján Újvendéghy, who also consecrated it. It was restored in 1778. The chapel also included a wooden bell tower in the village with a consecrated bell. The chapel had a crypt, which was in the 90s. 20th century empty. Classicist chapel with a rectangular floor plan and a polygonal closure.
The facade of the building is simple, divided by semicircular windows. The main facade is finished with a triangular brick gable, on which there are two niches, now empty. Above the stone portal of the entrance to the chapel is a relief of the coat of arms of the builder of the building.
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