Built in the 1960s, this is a small modern church with an almost cubic shape, featuring a reinforced concrete frame and masonry infill walls.
The church, along with its structure and the small concrete square in front of it, covers part of one of the tholos of the nuraghe.
It’s likely that during the construction, the area was leveled and cleared using mechanical equipment. In fact, next to the church, the collapsed remains of a second tower are visible, while a third tower stands slightly farther away.
On the eastern side, the access road to the small church was arranged using stones that may have come from the dismantling of the ancient nuraghe structure.