Church, now derelict. 1828, by C.Hutchins (Pevsner). Granite ashlar (roof missing). Rectangular plan with nave and aisles forming a single vessel formerly under a 3-span roof, and embracing a west tower, with a short apse at the east end. Two storeys, with 3-stage tower. Gothick style, with deeply-chamfered 2- and 4-centred openings, and tall corner pinnacles. The 3-stage tower has weathered bands on 2 levels, carried across the aisles, and octagonal shafts at the corners finished as tall pinnacles, a blocked 4-centred arched west doorway, a 2-centred arched 3-light traceried window to the 2nd stage, a tall 3rd stage with small 2-light belfry windows and gablets above these (flanked by the pinnacles); a squat octagonal spire finished with a fleche. The end walls of the aisles have similar but smaller doors, and 4-centred 3-light windows above. The 5-bay side walls have square-headed windows at ground floor, 2-centred windows above. The east end has high-set 4-centred windows with stone tracery and remains of stained glass. Interior destroyed.