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Attached square-plan four-stage bell-tower, erected c.1860, having narrow belfry above top stage with crenellated top to belfry and crenellations to parapet of tower. Roughly coursed squared rubble stone walls, with dressed block-and-start stone quoins and with string courses between stages. Shouldered dressed stone abutments to south elevation. Round-headed openings to each elevation of each stage having dressed stone surrounds, hood-mouldings to openings to top stage. Oculus to south elevation of third stage, possibly formerly having clock, with dressed stone surround and stone hood-moulding. Round carriage arch, having dressed stone surround and red brick soffit. Double-leaf metal door to north elevation, with hand-shaped cast-iron knockers. Round-headed door opening to east elevation of interior of arch, having dressed stone surround and metal door. Outbuildings attached.
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