This wonderfully recovered temple is especially valuable because it is one of the rare and scarce existing examples of late classicist baroque in Valencian lands. It’s got original character in that it was the opposite of the academic trend at the time.

It’s a rounded-looking building with high walls. The main facade is delimited by pilasters that reach the cornice supporting the tiled eaves and finished off with pinnacle ornaments between which the empty bell gable rises.