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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1812-14, with three-bay nave having three-stage bell tower to west with entrance in south elevation, chancel to east added c.1860, single-bay single-storey vestry to the north-east and boiler room lean-to to rear of tower. Pitched slate roof with eaves corbel course, dressed stone barge copings abd cast-iron rainwater goods. Tower roof not seen behind stepped parapet. Steeply pitched slate roof to chancel. Roughly coursed limestone rubble walls, with dressed quoins to chancel. Stepped ashlar limestone battlements to tower on a stepped string course with corner pinnacles. Pointed belfry opening to upper stage with hood mouldings and timber louvres. Middle stage delimited by string courses with glazed roundels to three faces with brick dressings. Multiple-paned window to west of tower with cusped timber head and thin glazing bars. Pointed arch twin-light windows to south of nave with stepped surrounds, sills and hood moulding of dressed limestone with brick surround to outer order, windows to north of nave with stepped brick surrounds without hood mouldings. East window to chancel with stone tracery in Decorated style, composed of cuspless rose window over three-light cusped lancet composition, stone surround encloses raised blocks under each light. Twelve-over-twelve pane sliding sash window with cusped timber head in east wall of vestry. Pointed arched door with hood moulding on head corbels, timber door with blind graduated lancet motif. Interior with high-backed bench seats, wainscoted side walls and oil wall lamps. Open timber roof with king posts trusses of c.1860. Splayed embrasures to nave windows with moulded arches on colonettes and capitals. Wall monument by Kirk dated 1831. Chancel arch with continuous moulded surround and hood moulding, wagon-vaulted timber ceiling to chancel. Stained glass to east window dated 1954 depicting Parable of the Sower. Set back from the road within a churchyard, with rubble stone walls, square-profile piers and pair of double-leaf gates.
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