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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1790, comprising five-bay nave with side aisle to north, side chapel to south elevation and three-stage tower to west end flanked by porches. Remodelled c.1820. Pitched slate roofs with cut-stone modillions and cast-iron roof vents. Pinnacles to tower and pinnacles and castellations to porches. Dressed snecked limestone walls with cut-stone quoins, plinth and with panelled pilasters to porches and to set back top stage of tower. Tower has string courses, with diagonal buttresses to lower stages. Pointed-arch two-light windows and six-light east window, with limestone tracery, sills and hood-mouldings and lattice glazing. Pointed-arch doorways with limestone roll-mouldings, square limestone label-mouldings, and timber battened doors. Interior has variety of stone and brass memorials, pointed arcade of round columns to side aisle and open trussed timber roof. Entrance to churchyard has pair of octagonal-plan limestone piers with carved caps, having cast-iron gate and railings with limestone plinth. Graveyard to site.
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