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Board of First Fruits style Church of Ireland church, built in 1828. Comprising three-bay nave with projecting chancel, porch to north side of nave and three-stage tower having castellations and pinnacles. Cut random coursed sandstone walls with string courses to tower. Pitched slate roof. Castellations to east gable of nave. Tudor-arch door opening with hood moulding and tooled stone surround and timber battened door. Date plaque above door. Traceried and stained glass lancets to nave, tudor-arch three-light east window and square-headed blind windows, all with tooled stone surrounds and hood mouldings. Variety of nineteenth- and twentieth-century grave markers to graveyard with pyramidal mausoleum. Site bounded by random coursed sandstone walls with ruled and lined rendered cylindrical gate piers with domed caps and wrought-iron gates.
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