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Detached single-cell Presbyterian church, built c.1905, with four-bay nave elevation. Now in use as offices and having recent three-bay single-storey flat-roofed extension to east. Pitched slate roof with cast-iron ridge crestings, rendered chimneystack, cast-iron rainwater goods, cut limestone copings and with carved limestone finial to west gable. Snecked roughly-dressed sandstone walls with cut limestone and sandstone stepped buttresses, those to the front gable having carved limestone caps with finials. Carved limestone string courses to front gable and dressed limestone plinth. Paired pointed window openings to nave elevation, with dressed limestone surrounds and plate glass. Pointed-arch three-light opening to west gable with dressed limestone surround and carved limestone hood-moulding, carved limestone tracery and having stained glass to upper part. Square-headed door opening in north elevation with replacement timber double-leaf door, dressed limestone surround and limestone steps.
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