The building is located at the top of a staircase surrounded by ancient houses, one of them bearing a property plate of the Gravina branch of the Orsini family. The church's door frame dates from the 18th century restoration. Originally the building had a nave flanked by two aisles, and was decorated with several frescoes. However, after its deconsecration, all that remained was a fragment of Crucifixion from the 14th century and a Madonna con Bambino e Santi from the second half of 15th century created by the Umbro-Roman school and attributed to students of Antoniazzo Romano. Tombstones commemorating burials at the church were moved after its deconsecration to the portico of the Church of San Silvestro in Capite in the rione of Trevi.
