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Freestanding five-bay nave Catholic church dedicated 1871, with polygonal chancel to north-east, bellcote to south-west gable, and projecting sacristy to northern corner. Pitched artificial slate roof with ashlar gable copings, and pyramidal ashlar finials, replacement rainwater goods. Squared coursed rubble walls with ashlar plinth course, ashlar plat band below windows, buttressing to corners with ashlar coping, buttresses to front elevation. Paired lancet window openings to nave and chancel, triple lancets to south-west elevation, having block-and-start ashlar quoins, ashlar head with rubble relieving arch, and stained glass infill. Pointed-arched door opening with ashlar bock-and-start quoins and ashlar head, with ashlar hoodmoulding, and rubble relieving arch. Interior with exposed braced and scissor trusses. Set within own grounds, surrounded by graveyard, older graveyard and ruin of former chapel to north-east, pedestrian entrance to south, with roughcast rendered walls, square gate piers, and wrought-iron gates.
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