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Freestanding Roman Catholic church, built c. 1890. Cruciform-plan, eight-bays to nave, three-stage tower with octagonal broached spire to north-east corner, sacristy to south-west, projecting porches to north and south transepts. Pitched slate roof, fibre-cement ridge tiles, ashlar rock-faced stone chimneystack to sacristy; stone verge coping to gables, stone cross finials, metal cross to spire, gutters being replaced, supported on eaves corbels. Ashlar rock-faced stone walling; stone string courses east elevation and tower, statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary on moulded pedestal, pitched stone hood to east elevation of tower, angle buttresses to tower and east elevation. Trefoil-arched lancet window openings to nave, ashlar limestone surround, flush chamfered sills, windows missing; paired pointed arch window openings to east elevation, ashlar limestone surround, flush chamfered sills, stone tracery, hood-mouldings, windows missing; paired square-headed window opening and triple trefoil-arched openings to sacristy, ashlar limestone surround, flush chamfered sills, stained glass leaded lights. Shouldered-arched door opening to east surmounted by roll-moulded pointed arch supported on polished granite columns, carved stone tympanum, timber vertically-sheeted double doors; pointed arch door openings to porches, ashlar limestone surrounds, timber vertically-sheeted double doors, wrought-iron hinges. Church set within own grounds, graveyard to south; ashlar stone gate piers, gablet caps, wrought-iron gate give access to site.
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