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Freestanding Board of First Fruits Church of Ireland church, built 1825, comprising four-stage square-profile tower adjoining east elevation of gabled three-bay double-height nave. Gabled single-storey single-bay porch to north elevation of nave. Pitched slate roof having cast-iron rainwater goods. Cut limestone crenellations to tower. Roughcast rendered walls, rubble stone exposed in places, with slate-hanging to east gable and cut limestone stringcourses to tower. Circular recessed panel with cut limestone surround to second stage of each elevation of tower. Pointed arch openings to south and west elevations of nave and west elevation of porch having tooled limestone sills. Red brick voussoirs visible to porch opening. Square-headed opening to west elevation of tower with tooled limestone sill and hoodmoulding. Pointed arch openings to south and east elevations of third and fourth stages of tower having cut limestone sills, roughly dressed limestone voussoirs, render surrounds and slate louvered vents. Four-centred arch opening to south elevation of tower having tooled limestone surround and cut limestone hoodmoulding overhead. Metal door. Square-headed opening to east elevation of porch with timber door. Cemetery to south of site. Pair of square-profile rubble stone piers to west of church, flanking double-leaf cast-iron gate.
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