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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built c.1838, having four-bay nave, crenellated two-stage tower to north gable, and single-storey vestry to east. Pitched slate roof to nave and vestry and flat roof to tower having rendered parapet. Tooled limestone copings to gables of nave and vestry with rendered stone soffits. Rendered rubble limestone walls with plinth. Rendered walls to tower with string course and crenellated parapet. East long wall blank. West has pointed-arch double-light window openings having rendered chamfered sills, mullioned timber windows with eight-pane lights and traceried top panes to west elevation, and south elevation has six-pane lights with traceried top panes. Square-headed replacement timber window to vestry. Possible window openings with louvers to tower. Pointed-arch door opening with battened timber door having paned overlight to tower. Rubble limestone boundary walls with piers enclosing site. Timber battened panelled ceiling to interior with stone plaques, decorative tiled aisle and floor, timber pews, and timber and wrought-iron railing around timber altar and pulpit.
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