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Detached five-bay double-height Roman Catholic church, built c.1904, with single-storey chancel and vestry to the east. Single-storey entrance porch with gabled roof to entrance front (west). Pitched natural slate roof with red clay decorative ridge tiles, raised limestone verges, cut-stone coping and decorative corbel stones at eaves. Ruled-and-line rendered walls over limestone plinth. Five lancet windows separated by clasping buttresses along each side of nave. Three graded lancet windows to chancel and nave gables. Interior retains many original features and materials including marble alter goods, decorative chancel arch, heavy wooden pews and stained glass windows. Freestanding cast-iron belfry, c.1904, to south. Set back from road with no boundary wall. Disused and dilapidated school building, dated 1871, located to the north of the church.
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