Originally, this was a site of a wooden chapel that was replaced by the present late-Gothic church in 1777. It is a single-nave building with a rectangular presbytery, sacristy and a prism-shaped tower. The main altar bears a statue of the main patron saint, St. Prokop. It contains symbols of the Harrach and Dietrichstein families.

The church is adjoined by the presbytery built in 1813 in the Empire style. It features stucco ornaments and the original door, which are really worth mentioning.