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Freestanding square-plan three-stage former bell tower, built 1714, formerly attached to church demolished 1894. Flat roof concealed behind crenellated parapet. Rubble stone walls, with tower stepping out below third stage. Stone commemorative plaque (illegible) to north of doorway on west elevation. Centrally located tall, narrow, round-headed window to third stage of all elevations, with narrower round-headed windows to second stage. Pointed-arch window opening to first floor of east elevation now blocked with rubble stone. Round–headed former door opening, now blocked with concrete blocks, to west elevation on Hill Street, having rubble stone surround and voussoirs. Round-headed door opening with rubble stone surround to east elevation having recent iron door and meshed grill. Former graveyard converted to playground and gravestones cemented in place against brick-lined east-facing wall and concrete boundary wall to south. Family resource centre built close to northeast side of tower. Rubble cut-stone wall to Hill Street with recent iron railings between rubble stone pillars. Recent iron gates west of tower to Hill Street.
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