The building of the church is a type of a three-nave pseudo-basilica divided with two colonnades from the pillars and the floored gallery.
There are entrances built on the western and southern side, on the southern side there are visible fence walls made of stone, where the main entrance gate is positioned. Over the door, on the south in the indented semicircular alcove there is a fresco-painting of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, and above the door on the west, there is a fresco-painting of St. Athanasius, who was probably the patron saint of the older church.
Towards the eastern side, there is an iconostasis, high and wooden, ornamented with frescos, and the interior of the church makes the rest of the church furniture (the ruling chair, the pulpit, the seats) in the so called local baroque style. It is supposed that the frescos are the work of art by the fellowship of the brothers Josif and Jakov Radevi from Lazaropole. The signatures are written in Slavonic language.