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Attached single-bay two-storey-over basement Gothic Revival Presbyterian church, built 1827. Gable-fronted west elevation flanked by octagonal turrets. Roof hidden from view behind gable parapet. Tooled ashlar limestone walling, carved limestone string courses, crowning pinnacle to gable, crenellated parapet to turrets. Four-centred arched window opening to first floor, limestone perpendicular tracery, hood moulding, chamfered reveal and leaded stained-glass windows. Pointed arch door opening, flanked by carved ogee-arched tracery panels, chamfered reveals, timber panelled door, wrought-iron bootscraper to limestone entrance platform accessed by limestone step. Segmental-headed door openings to basement, north and south of main entrance, accessed via lateral quadrant stairways, plain-glazed overlights, timber vertically-sheeted doors. Church set back from street front site bounded by limestone plinth wall surmounted by wrought- and cast-iron railings.
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