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Freestanding gable-fronted single-cell church, built 1936, with six-bay nave elevations having confessional projections with catslide roofs, gabled projecting porch to south, and pitched roof single-bay sacristy to north. Steeply-pitched tiled roofs to church, porch and sacristy, with cast-iron rainwater goods. Horizontal timber cladding to walls, on concrete plinth, with pointed louvred vent openings to gable apexes. Date stone set under porch window. Triple windows with pointed heads, painted moulded timber surrounds, and leaded stained glass. Square-headed window openings to confessionals, sacristy and porch, having moulded timber surrounds and leaded glazing. Square-headed window opening over porch, having spoked window, rose-window-style. Pointed timber battened doors on either side of porch, with moulded timber surrounds. Interior has open scissors brace timber roof supported on rendered corbels, Tudor-arch embrasures to nave walls, and pointed segmental-headed door to nave.
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