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Freestanding square-plan mausoleum with crypt beneath, built c.1840. Smooth rendered coursed rubble limestone plinth walls to north, south and west elevations having moulded limestone coping and cast-iron railings, ashlar limestone wall to basement to east elevation. Two table-tombs to flat roof of mausoleum, having limestone caps over three limestone block supports. Entrance to crypt from east, with square-headed door opening having replacement metal door, under voussoirs of segmental-headed relieving arch. Entrance shared with mausoleum to east, divided by party wall, now covered over by late twentieth-century mesh guard. Single-bay three-storey ruined square-plan tower of ancient church to west, having rubble limestone walls with some sand lime render, evidence of pitched roof to east face, square and segmental-headed window openings filled with limestone rubble and red brick. Located in graveyard to south of Saint Coleman’s Church.
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