It is a tripartite church built in the north-western Lemko style, of log-framework structure. The pillar-framework tower, accessed through a vestibule, has inclined walls with a false overhung loft. The church features ridge roofs covered with sheet metal and topped with turrets with sheet-metal bulbous domes. The tiny interior is adorned with polychrome decoration (1929) with images of the Holy Trinity and St. Michael the Archangel. The 18th-century iconostasis has been brought here from another Orthodox church in 1880. The presbytery features a main altarpiece of the 1800s and the nave a small late - baroque side altarpiece with an icon of St. Nicolas.