The Baroque church was a single-nave, oriented building with a rectangular nave and a recessed, three-sided presbytery. Low annexes, a sacristy and a chapel, were added to both sides of the choir. A prismatic tower with a low roof was attached to the west facade. The exterior facades were articulated by wide pilasters and a profiled cornice in the upper part. Both the nave and the presbytery were lit by three pairs of arched windows. The interior was capped with a flat reed ceiling, while the pr.. Read more »esbytery featured a reed imitation of a flat vault. The furnishings were Rococo, dating from the second half of the 18th century. The main altar was acquired after 1750; the painting of the Martyrdom of St. Lawrence was replaced by a new one in 1864. Two side altars originated from 1759 (St. Anne) and 1763 (Assumption of the Virgin Mary). A stone baptismal font with a pewter bowl from 1663 has been preserved from the older furnishings. During the second half of the 20th century, the church was unused and gradually fell into disrepair. The roof collapsed, damaging the trusses and the wall crown. The site of the church has been reverently arranged with a cross and a stylized altar.
