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Freestanding double-height Church of Ireland church, built 1854, comprising three-bay nave with two-stage tower and gable-fronted porch to front (north) elevation, single-bay chancel to side (east) elevation and vestry and later side aisle extension to rear (south) elevation, added 1867. Pitched slate roof with wrought-iron ridge cresting, limestone gable copings with capped impost blocks and dressed limestone eaves courses, having cut limestone chimneystack to vestry. Tapered tooled limestone roof with quatrefoil openings to tower. Rubble stone walls with battered corners and plinths to main body of church, having dressed limestone walls and buttresses to side aisle extension. Square-profile tower base with octagonal-profile upper stage. Pointed arch window openings with chamfered limestone sills and surrounds to nave, chancel and tower. Double and single arrangements to nave having quarry glazed windows. Tooled limestone reticulated tracery to chancel window opening containing three trefoil-headed openings surmounted by multi-foil oculi, having lead-lined stained glass windows. Surmounted by tooled limestone hood moulding. Tooled limestone plate tracery to side (west) elevation of nave, having two pointed arch openings surmounted by trefoil oculus with lead-lined quarry-glazed windows. Surmounted by tooled limestone hood moulding. Paired square-headed window openings with cut limestone sills and surrounds o side aisle extension, having quarry-glazed windows. Pointed arch door opening to front elevation of porch, having cut limestone surround with chamfered reveals and timber panelled door. Shouldered square-headed door opening with cut limestone surround and lintel to vestry, having timber battened door. Square-profile limestone gate piers with chamfered edges and conical caps to north-east of site with rubble stone boundary wall. Recumbent and upstanding grave markers to surrounding graveyard.
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