The Church of St. George is a single-nave arch-vaulted church with two transverse, re-enforcing supports of a sling-bow shape with dimensions of 5.70 x 13.80 m.
Inside, in the western part of the church, there is a Π-shaped wooden balcony, accessible by an external staircase.
According to an engraved inscription appearing on either side of a stone anaglyph of a cross, over the carved doorway of the south side, the construction of the church was completed in 1862.
Later, an imposing bell tower was added in the southeast corner of the church.
Inside the church St. George, on its icon screen we find preserved icons dating back to 1840, while the parapet slabs depicting scenes from the Cycle of Adam and Eve are also noteworthy.
Translated and edited by: Yallou