This old ruined Vaishnava temple stands in the centre of a large high-walled double enclosure.  The central shrine faces the south and once contained an image of Vishnu Anantasayana, in the form of Ranganayaka. Besides the main shrine the inner courtyard contains, two handsome halls, a well, a lofty gateway and a small ruined attendant shrine, containing some of these structures were built by a Timmaraju in the latter part of the 16th century C.E. But they do not state when the main temple was built.