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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1819-20 on site of medieval church, with five-bay nave and having two-stage entrance tower to west. Closed 1919, now ruinous. Roofless pitched roof. Roughcast lime-rendered walls with buttresses between windows of nave. String courses and octagonal corner buttresses to crenellated tower, having further outer round-profile buttresses to tower end of nave, all with conical pinnacles, and cut limestone string courses. Pointed arch window openings to nave with tooled chamfered limestone surrounds with hood-mouldings. Round-headed door opening with carved chamfered limestone surround and hood moulding terminating in sculpted stops. Cast-iron vehicular gates set to roughcast rendered piers to front of site, with cast-iron railing on rubble limestone plinth wall with limestone coping stones. Cast-iron pedestrian gateway to east of site. Rubble limestone wall surrounding site to west, east and south. Graveyard located to south-east of site.
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