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Detached Gothic Revival church, built c.1865, comprising four-bay side elevations to nave, side aisle to northwest side, two-bay chancel to southeast end and projecting porch and two-stage tower with sprocketed spire to north corner. Pitched slate roofs with cast-iron ridge crestings and cut-stone modillions to eaves. Coursed snecked limestone walls with plinth, ashlar limestone diagonal buttresses and dressings. Double lancet windows to northeast wall of nave with quatrefoils above and with double pointed-arch windows to side aisle, with stained glass. Lancet, trefoil and pointed windows to tower. Pointed-arch door opening to gabled porch with timber battened double-leaf door in chamfered carved limestone surround with steps. Doorway in southwest elevation has timber battened door in chamfered shouldered opening. Interior has open truss roof, arcade to side aisle and sculpture to altar end of chancel. Cast-iron railings to site boundary, set on ashlar limestone plinths and having ashlar limestone piers and cast-iron gates.
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