Grade II* listed.

The church dates from the 11th Century onwards. It is built with limestone and slate roofs with coped gables and cross finials. There is a west tower, nave with north aisle, and a long chancel with a north vestry. The three stage west tower was built in 1776. The nave dates back to the 13th Century but parts of the north aisle were rebuilt in 1875. The east wall of the north aisle dates from the 12th Century with a small broad pointed window high up. Part of the north chancel wall has 11th Century herringbone, the east end of the chancel was heavily restored in 1880, by James Fowler and has reused 14th Century label stops. The south doorway is 11th Century with a round head and plain tympanum. It has 14th Century hood mould and animal label stops with a plank door.