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Irregular plan church, built 1860-75, comprising of five-bay side elevations with side aisles, apse to the east, and having gabled entrance front to the west, flanked by four-stage tower to the north, and a pinnacle to the south. Pitched and hipped slate roofs with cast-iron finials. Ashlar and carved limestone to pinnacle. Ashlar sandstone walls with ashlar limestone plinths, string courses, quoins, and dressings to openings. pointed arch window openings with stained glass windows set in carved limestone tracery. Pair of timber matchboard doors with wrought-iron strap hinges, set in pointed arch opening and having carved tympanum. Cast-iron railings set on limestone plinths and cast-iron gate to site. Retaining interior features and fittings, such as the high altar, carved confessionals and carved pulpit.
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