The church stands on the extreme western edge of the district center. Here it is important not to miss a little remarkable path, which from the main road on the slope will lead you up. It was built at the expense of Stefan Turetsky. The building is of the boykovsky type — three log cabin, three tiers. The church is girdled by a curtain. Under it are hidden side sacristies at the altar and a glazed porch of the babinets (on the south side). Traditionally, in the corner between the babinets and the nave, in a niche, there is a figure of the Virgin Mary. The walls are upholstered vertically with boards. In the XIX century they covered the arched gallery of the emporium. From 1961 to 1989 the church was closed.
Thanks to sunny weather it was possible to see that the main axis of the church has a non-standard orientation north-south. It is interesting, why exactly this direction was chosen by builders, because the surrounding space allowed to put the shrine on the east-west axis. By the way, near this church you feel much freer than at the cemeteries and hidden behind the trees of the lower and middle churches. There is also a cemetery nearby and trees, but they do not really interfere with the view of the church. Since the church stands on a mountain, in good weather it is nice to sit here and look at the surrounding scenery.