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Freestanding gable-fronted barn-style Catholic church, built 1857-62, incorporating chapel of 1806. Four-bay nave with attached sacristy to east and recent gable-fronted porch set at right angle to west gable of nave. Pitched fibre-cement roof, angled blue/black clay ridge tiles, cast aluminium ogee gutters and box-profile downpipe, and having stone raking copings. Gabled openwork bellcote with cross finial over rock-faced limestone base, pointed-arch aperture containing bronze bell, maker's mark not visible. Painted roughcast rendered walls over smooth rendered plinth course. Exposed sandstone voussoirs to pointed window openings, with Y-tracery, re-glazed c.1989. Segmental-headed recent timber battened double-leaf door to recent porch. Interior has open barrel-vaulted timber truss roof with tongue-and-groove boarding, rendered walls, recent pews (c.1989), former sacristy opened up to create baptistery c.1985, with stained-glass window and baptismal font in colour-field modernist style. Recent altar set on low tiled platform to east end, recent tiling to nave. Set back from road behind timber rail fence, no graveyard.
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