This church dates from 1699, but it was originally in Viseul de Jos. It was brought to Botiza at the end of the 19th century, replacing an earlier church here. It is built on a traditional plan in which the nave and pronaos make up a rectangle, from which the polygonal sanctuary apse protrudes. At the west end there is an open porch which is larger than is usual in Maramures churches. The roof has eaves at two levels, the lower eaves being continuous all around the building. A bell tower with a gallery and a slender spire rises above the pronaos. Note the door frame at the entrance which is decorated in the style of the Maramures gate and the twisted rope motif carved around the church. In 1899, when the church had been brought to Botiza, the interior was restored by Dionisie Iuga and his daughter Aurelia, painters from Nicula (a center of traditional religious painting near Gherla in Transylvania). The painting consists largely of floral motifs. The iconostasis paintings are probably older than those on the walls.