In the late 1700s the present church was built. The exterior was renovated in 1964 and the interior in 1974. The presbytery ruins and the statue of St. John Nepomuk are listed. It has a single nave with a single aisle, a straight-ended sanctuary, a nave and a sanctuary with a Bohemian glass vault. The entrance side of the nave has a gallery. Furnishings: typically late 18th century; high altarpiece, 1790; pulpit, 1763. Built by Count Ádám Erdõdy, Grand Preposter of Dömös and later Bishop of Nitra, between 1733 and 1744, partly from stones from the Preposter church (Krisztián Mayer, master mason of Esztergom). The tower burnt down, the present tower was built in 1824. On the north aisle wall: a memorial plaque in Polish, 1940. Next to the church: a basalt plinth in the shape of a belly with a relief of the Virgin Mary and a statue of the Virgin Mary on top. Erected by Polish refugees, 1940.
