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Freestanding rectangular-plan mausoleum in Graeco-Egyptian style, built c.1850. Shallow stone roof, now overgrown, behind ashlar pediment having sculpted wreath and trailing ribbons, integrated carved acroterion having blank panels to sides. Square-profile stepped cornice course beneath pediment on battered pilasters on bases with stepped recessed panels. Ashlar wall between with central door opening in plain battered eared architrave. Name plaque above door replaced with concrete incised with the family name 'KNIPE'. Cast-iron four-panelled door with fixed knob. Stone steps to front. Stepped cornice course and stone pilasters return on side elevations with same recessed panels, rendered rubble stone sides with earth embankments against walls. Rear wall with yellow brick projecting piers and rendered finish. Set in Church of Ireland graveyard
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