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Freestanding double-height gable-fronted Roman Catholic church, built c.1850, having six-bay nave, later entrance porch (west), stairwell house (north), and sacristy (east). Recent flat roofed extension to east. Pitched slate roofs with cast-iron rainwater goods, bellcote to west and concrete cross finials to east and west. Flat roof with balustrades to entrance porch. Roughly dressed coursed stone and rendered walls with buttresses to corners and south, and having carved stone plaque to west. Dressed stone walls to porch. Pointed-arch openings with single, paired, and triple fixed pane stained glass windows having concrete sills and stone voussoirs, some openings now blind. Pointed arch door openings with timber battened double-leaf and single doors having stone voussoirs. Mosaic to porch arch. Interior retaining gallery to west, comprising hexagonal-profile limestone columns supporting moulded Tudor arches, with carved timber balustrade above. Carved timber confessionals below gallery. Fluted timber panelling with projecting canopy, set behind freestanding altar, c. 1970, to east. Graveyard to north with rubble limestone boundary walls and wrought-iron fence with gate piers to roadside (south).
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