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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1856, having three-bay nave and single-bay chancel, two-stage projecting tower with spire and projecting gabled porch to south elevation and vestry to north wall of chancel. Pitched slate roofs with cut-stone corbels to eaves and copings with carved stone finials to gables and octagonal ashlar spire to tower. Coursed rubble limestone walls having base batter and dressed quoins, with cut-stone surrounds to all openings. Latticed metal windows to lancet openings, doubled with mullions to nave, with secondary storm glazing. Rose window to west end and stained glass to triple lancet window to east end. Timber battened doors having strap hinges and decorative door handle to chamfered pointed-arch entrance doorway in south wall and chamfered shouldered vestry doorway, with limestone steps. Surrounded by graveyard with stone boundary wall incorporating double stile.
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