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Freestanding Church of Ireland Church, dated 1865, with three-bay long elevations and with gable-fronted porch to south-west long elevation, vestry at north-east and bellcote to west gable. Pitched slate roofs with decorative ridge tiles, dressed limestone copings, cross finial to porch and replacement copper alloy and uPVC rainwater goods. Irregularly coursed rubble limestone walls with tooled rusticated quoins, plinth and buttresses, having bands of darker limestone to entrance elevation and to gables. Pointed arch window openings, paired to long elevations, triple to north-west gable, all with with lead fixed-pane stained-glass windows and rusticated limestone block and start surrounds, latter being of dark limestone to all elevations except north-east (rear). South-east gable has recessed pointed arch window having triple ogee-light with quatrefoil over. Trefoil and blind quatrefoil-headed openings to porch and vestry with chamfered surrounds. Pointed arch door opening to porch having chamfered limestone surround, limestone steps and replacement double-leaf timber doors. Church set in lawned enclosure having rubble limestone walls and dressed limestone block piers with pyramidal cap stones and wrought-iron gates.
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