There is no inscription on when and by whom the church was built. It is thought to have been built in this century due to its triangular pediment arrangements, which are very common in the 19th century. Between 1838 and 1875, it took its present form with additions and repairs. The building has a basilica plan with three naves in the east-west direction. The church, which is in good condition today, was restored by the Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality and turned into a culture and art center.
The two-storey entrance area (narthex) of the building, formed by three arches resting on four columns, draws attention.
