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Freestanding Board of First Fruits Church of Ireland church, built in 1831. Comprising three-bay gable-fronted nave having square-profile three-stage tower to south elevation with square-profile multiple-gabled single-storey vestries to east and west elevations of tower. Pitched slate roof having cast-iron rainwater goods, cut limestone eaves course and limestone copings to gables. Pitched slate roofs to porches with cut limestone eaves courses and copings and finials to gables. Terracotta chimneypot to west-facing gable of west porch. Cut limestone eaves course and crenellations to top of tower, with square-profile cut limestone finials having pointed caps. Random coursed rubble limestone walls having cut limestone quoins. Cut limestone plinth course to south elevation of tower and side porches. Square-headed plaque recess to south elevation of tower, with cut limestone surround. Pointed arch openings to north, east and west elevations of nave having cut tooled limestone surrounds, sill and hoodmoulding, with timber traceried window. Pointed arch openings to south elevation of porches having cut and tooled limestone surrounds and sills, cut limestone hoodmoulding and timber sliding sash windows. Pointed arch opening to second stage of tower, south elevation, with cut tooled limestone surround, sill, hoodmoulding and timber framed window. Paired lancet openings to each elevation of third stage of tower, having cut tooled limestone surrounds, sills, cut limestone hoodmoulding and timber louvered vents. Four-centred arch openings to south elevation of tower and east and west elevations of east and west porches, with tooled cut limestone surrounds and double-leaf timber battened doors, cut limestone hoodmoulding to those to east and west porches and cut limestone label moulding to south elevation of tower. Limestone steps to entrances. Building set within graveyard. Rubble limestone boundary wall to south-east and south-west with two pairs of square-profile cut limestone piers with chamfered edges, cut limestone plinths and caps, flanking double-leaf cast-iron gates.
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