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Freestanding double-height barn-type Roman Catholic church, built 1838-43, orientated north-south with porch to south gable, sacristy to north gable, and four-bay nave elevation. Pitched slate roofs to church and porch with clay ridges, cross on plinth at apex of south gable, replacement rainwater goods. Flat roof to sacristy. Roughcast rendered walls with smooth-rendered bands to corners, eaves and plinth. Wall plaque to east elevation with inscription 'Erected by the Rev Peter O Reilly PP Drung AD 1838’. Pointed arch windows with hammer dressed stone block-and-start surrounds and later stained-glass windows. Square-headed entrance door to east of porch below blank pointed arch tympanum. Single-cell interior with dado rail at window ledge level, painted frieze and replacement segmental vaulted ceiling. Timber floors and historic bench pews. Gallery to south bay with timber front having Gothic-style blind arcade and central section advanced on modillion brackets, confessional underneath on one side. Freestanding marble altar with recent timber reredos. Freestanding belfry, built 1952, to site.
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