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Freestanding gable-fronted three-bay double-height Methodist church, built 1869, with vestry attached to side. Pitched slate roof with clay ridge tiles, galvanised steel rainwater goods and plain timber bargeboard. Snecked limestone ashlar to front elevation. Squared and coursed limestone to side and rear elevations. Coursed random rubble to vestry. Raised dressed limestone quoins to west gable with ogee kneelers at eaves. Round-headed door tooled and chamfered limestone surround, having plain sheeted double doors and overpanel to west gable. Paired pointed lancets with six-over-six paned sash windows having switch-line Gothic panes to upper register, set over door opening. Taller lancets with tooled and chamfered limestone surround and twelve-over-twelve paned sash windows with switch-line Gothic panes to upper register, to north elevation. Fine furniture to interior, particularly the horse-shoe plan altar rails. Set back from street line behind dressed stone piers and decorative wrought-iron gate.
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