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Freestanding gable-fronted Gothic Revival former Church of Ireland church, built in 1862, now in use as a house. Comprising three-bay nave, open work limestone bellcote to front (west) elevation, gable-fronted chancel with lean-to to rear (east) elevation, gable-fronted porch and recent extension to south elevation. Pitched slate roofs having limestone brackets, cast-iron ridge crestings, limestone copings with trefoil motifs to apexes and limestone chimneystack. Snecked limestone walls. Lancet quarry glazed windows to west elevation having limestone surrounds and quatrefoil opening over. Lancet quarry glazed windows with limestone surrounds. Paired lancet quarry glazed windows to lean-to, east elevation. Shouldered square-headed opening to lean-to to east, south elevation, having limestone surround and replacement timber battened door. Pair of chamfered square-profile limestone piers with carved caps, plinths and spear-headed cast-iron railings. Snecked limestone boundary walls to site.
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