The church has a well-preserved medieval exterior and consists of a rectangular Longhouse with a straight-ended choir to the east.

It is possible that the barrel vault sacristy may have belonged to an earlier church and was built sometime in the years 1250–1350.

Walls and vaults have abundant lime paintings that were probably added at the end of the 16th century.

In the years 1682 and 1683, side stands were built along the north wall to accommodate the wallonsmiths from Gimo manor house and their wives.

[1] Vitterhet's history and antiquities academy in collaboration with the book publisher Atlantis the chancel window was bricked up again and the original colors of the interior were restored.