Baroque church of longitudinal rectangular plant with gable roof coverage. It was probably built in the 16th century and remodelled in 1854. Features of Baroque architecture and revival, with emphasis on the revival of neo-Manueline portal.

This is a Benedictine Monastery with a church with a longitudinal plan composed by one only nave with altarpieces chapels and lateral chapels, a main chapel, Sacristy, monastic divisions and on the façade one bell tower. The church outline is mannerist but it presents a Baroque decorative reform. The Calvary is composed by a square platform with five steps, a parallelepiped plinth, and a flat shaft with Tuscan capital topped by a sphere and a Latin cross.

The church belonged to the Carmelitas Descalças. A special note to the carvings of the nave altars and transept, the sacristy, tlies of the 18th century and carved frames. The classification includes the cloister, the chapel there, the carvings and the images.