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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, built 1803-4, with three-bay nave and gabled porch to west gable, having vestry and aisle added 1862-4 to north long wall. Pitched artificial slate roof with raised eaves course with open-bed pediment detail to gable ends, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Lean-to roof to side aisle, with rendered copings to parapets, kneeler stones and cast-iron rainwater goods. Painted roughcast rendered walls, smooth-rendered to porch, and lined-and-ruled smooth-rendered to north aisle with dressed quoins. Pointed-arch window openings, having cusped lancets to short walls of side aisle, two-light to long walls and three-light to east gable, all with chamfered sandstone surrounds, decorative tracery, integral sills, hood-mouldings to two and three-light windows, and stained glass and cast-iron quarries. Pointed-arch window opening to porch gable with timber fitting and plain surround. Pointed-arch doorways with ovolo-moulded tooled ashlar surrounds with stepped moulded heads and hood-mouldings, timber battened doors, bootscrapes recessed into jamb(s), and with three steps to doorway of side aisle. Church set back from road in graveyard, with rubble stone boundary wall to south with rendered square-plan piers and decorative recent metal double-leaf gate.
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