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Freestanding cruciform-plan Roman Catholic church, built c.1820, having three-bay nave, two-bay transepts, and chancel and embellishments added c.1870. Gabled porch to south end of chancel and flat-roofed sacristy to north end. Pitched slate roofs with render copings to gables topped by cross finials, and having ashlar limestone bellcote to north gable having copings and carved cross finial. Gutters supported on rendered brackets. Roughcast rendered walls. Pointed double-light windows having hood-mouldings, limestone tracery and stained-glass windows. Triple-light east window with intersecting tracery. Sacristy has five-light ribbon window with elliptical-headed lights. Elliptical doorway in west gable of nave, tympanum now filled in, with label-moulding. Porch has rendered prominent gable with render copings and wide pointed doorway with double-leaf timber battened door flanked by render pilasters. Interior has a low arch where the east wall was originally and an open timber A-framed trussed roof, and marble reredos and altar.
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