Located next to the town Alvaré, in the parish of Gozoniega de Manzaneda, it maintains an area close to the standard measurements for the rural, Romanesque churches of Asturias.

Other elements that link the church to the Romanesque are the decorative portions located in various spaces of the temple.

The church includes zigzag motifs, a large arch with limited iconographic art, and corbels with human and animal images present in its apse.

Historical data on the church is very scarce; there are no documents detailing the construction in spite of its undoubtable antiquity.

The Palace of Manzaneda is a building from the 17th century, which was developed around a great late medieval tower.

In the restoration, they modified the upper parts of the walls in the nave and got rid of the corbels that existed in that area.

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