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Freestanding Gothic Revival limestone built former Church of Ireland church, built 1845, now in use as library. Comprising five-bay nave with shallow chancel projection to north-east, link bay connecting with square-plan three-stage bell tower with octagonal spire, at south end of main, east, elevation, and having porch projection to west gable of nave. Pitched artificial slate roofs. Tooled limestone walls with plinth, sill course, buttresses to all corners, and chamfered surrounds to openings, with hood mouldings and carved stops. Clock to tower second stage. Three-light window to chancel, with lancets to nave, and double lancet windows to tower. Replacement uPVC fittings to all window openings. Pointed arch door opening in link bay, with limestone block-and-start surround and timber battened door. Pointed arch door openings to rear of link and to west porch, having dressed chamfered surround and hood moulding with stops and having timber battened double doors with ornate strap hinges. Interior altered to accommodate use as library. Graveyard to site with grassed over barrel-roofed burial vaults and carved limestone tomb of Bruce family. Square-profile ashlar limestone piers with chamfered corners and limestone caps to front of site, in limestone wall with coping and spear-headed cast-iron railings.
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