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Freestanding Church of Ireland church, dated 1709 and modified in late nineteenth century (1877, 1889, 1899), having three-bay nave, vestry at north and porch at west. Pitched slate roofs to nave and vestry, with granite verges and replacement aluminium rainwater goods, having pierced granite belfry to west gable with copper bell and surmounted by sculpted limestone cross finial; hipped slate roof to porch with moulded brick eaves. Roughcast cement-rendered walls with granite eaves course; roughcast walling and red brick quoins and opening surrounds to porch. Round-headed window openings with plain reveals, granite sills and timber windows with leaded lights; secondary glazing and protective metal bars to east end. Camber-arch doorways to porch with timber battened doors. Set in historic graveyard on site of early Christian foundation; having monuments and mausoleums; and enclosed to west by corniced and plinthed granite gate piers flanked by rubble limestone walls having replacement gates and railings.
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