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Attached gabled-fronted classical-style former Presbyterian meeting house, built c.1840, having pedimented three-bay double-height front elevation and five-bay side elevations. Recent lean-to extension to rear attaching church to former manse. Hipped slate roof with cast-iron rainwater goods. Ashlar limestone pediment with acroterions to gable-front. Exposed ashlar limestone walls with tetrastyle Doric pilasters to gable-front with ashlar limestone pediment having acroterions. Raised panels between pilasters, above openings. Square-headed window openings to lower part of front elevation having tooled limestone architraves, sills and entablature and fixed twelve-pane timber-framed windows. Round-headed window openings to side elevations inset in round-headed recesses having limestone voussoirs and sills to margined twelve-over-nine pane timber sliding sash windows. Square-headed door opening to front having tooled limestone Egyptian-style doorcase with pediment and having panelled timber double-leaf door. Enclosed limestone paved yard to front with cast-iron railings on limestone plinths with tooled limestone gate piers, one pier displaying crow's foot benchmark, and double-leaf cast-iron gates.
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