Church of 1844 by W. Thompson, glass by Heaton, Butler & Bayne & L.C. Evetts (1). The church is located at the junction of Church Lane and Station Road, streetview images (2) showing that it is set back from the road behind low stone walls within its own churchyard with gravestones and trees. The entrance is through a pitch-roofed porch at the south western corner, approached through the churchyard from the south from Station Road. The southern wall features 6 narrow lancet windows. The western gable end also has lancet windows, one either side of a large three tiered buttress. The gable is surmounted by a broad belfry which has a finial in the form of a stone cross. Further finials adorn the apex of the eastern chancel and at the point where the roofline drops in height between the main body of the church and the chancel. At the eastern end of the northern wall is another protruding porch.

The church is known to contain a number of features dedicated as war memorials (3-4).