Located in the homonymous hamlet, mentioned in 1419, enlarged in 1630, deconsecrated and emptied of its furnishings in 1911, after a long period of neglect it became a restoration workshop of the University Of Applied Sciences Of Southern Switzerland. On the façade, you can see a round-arched gateway and some traces of graffiti in the form of oval openings. On the right wall of the aisle, there were the remains of a Last Supper painting with Leonardesque influences; the painting (around 1540-1550), removed in 1937, is now located in the choir of the Church of St. Julius.