Situated not far from the main road that leads to Grosseto.
It was rebuilt between 1134 and 1140 and consecrated by Mauro, bishop of Arezzo as inscription on the front side of the Church. In 1170 he was part of the fief of the Counts of Tinkle and in 1462 moved to the Diocese of Montalcino. They are very obvious interventions that has been in the various reconstructions and renovations. Of the original three naves only the central one is still well preserved, a small window with an apse and a tower of the eighteenth century.
The facade gives the top an inscription that refers to the rededication of the church oat in the first half of the twelfth century. He is currently in private ownership with the obligation to preserve it as a church.