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Freestanding single-cell Church of Ireland church, built 1808, having crenellated tower to west end and vestry to north. Converted to use as a two-storey house, c.1985. Pitched artificial slate roof and small chimneystack over east gable. Large roof-lights to main roof. Flat roof to tower. Lime render to all elevations with the exception of east, which has roughly-coursed rubble limestone walls. Cut-stone copings to gables and crenellations to tower. Pointed-arch windows containing original small-pane upper sashes with replacement teak lower sashes. Large pointed-arch window to east end retaining lower section of original window with leaded coloured glass panes. Small-pane timber sliding sash window to vestry. Square-headed doorway to vestry. Replacement timber doors. Surrounded by coursed rubble walls and entered through pointed-arch gateway.
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