The church was built in 1855 by P.C. Hardwick in the Early English style. It is of coursed dressed ironstone with a slate roof and consists of a nave, chancel, vestry and north-west porch.
The octagonal sandstone font on eight columns with a central pillar is set just inside the porch. It is decorated on each of the eight faces with ornate crosslets in relief, has a wooden cover with iron scroll-work and lifting ring. The whole is raised on a single step stone plinth with space behind for the officiating priest.
The bell cote is built as a vertical extension of the west gable of the church, it is itself gabled with an open pointed arch surmounted by a stone cross, and contains one bell which is chimed from inside the church, the rope hanging to the rear of the font.
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