On 27 January 1804, the parish received permission to build a new timber-framed cruciform church on a new site about to the north of the old site. This new site was closer to the village and further from the river, so it was a much better location. Construction began in 1804 on the new church and by 1806, the structure was completed and the interior furnishings were all in place. The new building was consecrated on 26 June 1806. The choir of the new building was in the eastern cross-arm of the nave, with a small sacristy attached to it. On the western end of the western cross-arm of the nave, there was a church porch and tower. During the 1860s, the interior was remodeled and redecorated. In 1916, the church was restored by Domenico Erdmann as a consultant and it was partly restored to the way it looked in the early 1800s as well as some of the medieval furnishings from the 13th century church.
