Ruined rectangular nave, ivy-covered, with walls and gables mostly intact, used as a graveyard. Plain, narrow N and S windows, round-headed, with one recessed order on exterior, and deeply splayed on interior. Some diagonal tooling visible on N window. Pointed chamfered S doorway, 15thc. E window. 15thc. tomb niche in N wall at E end contains two loose stones, one of no significance, the other moulded but badly damaged.

Not recorded in Gwynn and Hadcock.

The windows appear to be Romanesque. The fragment of moulded stone is too damaged for analysis of style or date.