The existence of this church is attested since 1015, in fact, there is still a plaque that recalls the consecration of the Church in 1077 by Cardinal Peter Igneus and Bishop of Fiesole.
The Romanesque building, partially restored in modern times, especially the Bell Tower and façade, is divided inside into three naves, which present the presbytery and semi-circular apse at the center of which opens a small window.
Inside we can find a fresco made by Francesco Curradi, or, more precisely, a 17th-century copy of the venerated image of the Santissima Annunziata in Florence and a Madonna and child, offering the Rosary to St. Dominic, with St Francis, St Mary Magdalene and another Saint.
