Built in the middle of the 11th century, this church belonged to the Saint-Paul priory which depended on the Benedictines of the Cormery abbey. Only the façade is well preserved (the nave was burnt down in 1568 and the chevet collapsed in 1747). It has a portal surmounted by two round arches, a central window with columns and capitals decorated with snakes, and a cornice with modillions representative of the Romanesque bestiary.