Grade II* listed.
C13 origins. Building material consists of coursed squared stone with a plain tiled roof.
Architectural features include a C13 two-bay chancel, four-bay nave, transept recess to the north and a south facing tower.
There is a two centre moulded stone archway to the base of the tower, with an arched doorway.
Windows date from C13 to C15 and contain various examples of ‘Y’ and ‘plate’ tracery.

Interior:
C14 two bay arc-braced collar truss roof with windbraces to chancel.
The nave features a C19 braced collar truss roof.
There is a mid C17 hexagonal wood pulpit and a C14 round stone font.