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Detached three-bay single-cell Gothic-style stone and rendered Church of Ireland church, built c. 1829. Square three-stage tower to north end, diagonal buttresses to lower stages, chamfered corners to upper stage, octagonal spire set behind crenellated parapet. Pitched slate roof to nave, clay ridge tiles, ashlar verges, cast-iron gutters on stone eaves corbel course. Unpainted smooth-rendered walling c. 2000 to nave. Rubble limestone walling to tower, ashlar limestone staged buttresses with splayed caps, ashlar strings, crenellation copings, corner pinnacles and spire. Pointed-arch window openings, chamfered ashlar surrounds, stone sills, painted traceried windows with rectangular panes to lancets and diamond panes to upper panels and inward-opening bottom-hung hoppers. Pointed-arch belfry openings to tower, chamfered ashlar surrounds, stone sills, painted timber louvres. Pointed-arch door opening to west elevation of tower, painted vertically-sheeted door, fixed vertically-sheeted panel over. On elevated site, grassed areas, graveyard to east with range of grave stones and wrought- and cast-iron grave markers, rubble stone boundary wall with bull-nosed coping, decorative wrought-iron entrance gates.
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