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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, having two-bay nave built c.1700, with two-stage square-plan Board of First Fruits tower built c.1820, chancel built c.1900, and lean-to vestry to south-east corner of nave. Pitched slate roofs with cut limestone copings and with rendered chimneystack to vestry. Crenellations to tower with cut limestone finials and corbelled string course. Roughcast rendered walls, with lozenge-shaped panels to tower. Pointed arch window openings with cut limestone sills, having paired four-over-six pane timber sliding sash windows with Y-tracery above to north elevation of nave, windows temporarily covered to south elevation, and replacement uPVC window to chancel. Square-headed window opening to vestry, with cut limestone sill and replacement uPVC window. Round-headed blind lancets to side walls of and flanking tower. Pointed arch door opening to tower with moulded limestone surround, hood-moulding and timber battened double-leaf door. Set in graveyard, with grave markers to site. Rubble stone boundary walls, to site and to entrance laneway, cut limestone square-profile piers with pointed capstones to site entrance, with wrought-iron double-leaf gate and rubble limestone quadrant walls, having matching terminating piers, one replaced with mass concrete pier with cut limestone pointed cap.
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