Catholic Church of St Mary, includes stone wall, railings and gates

Church and attached hall at rear, both in Gothic style. Church of aisleless nave, sanctuary and sacristy, and hall. Random coursed rubble stone with ashlar dressings, slate roof. Pointed heads to openings. Gabled W entrance front with pointed central doorway, 2-light traceried window above. Octagonal piers with dentil cappings to both sides. Floriated gable cross. Blocked window to left of door. S elevation to nave of 5 bays, N bay of 4 bays with later hall attached at E end. Flat buttresses in between each bay. Windows with hoods (some renewed), right hand window of S elevation 2-light with tracery. Corbel table to both sides. Nave E wall with bell-less gabled bellcote. Hall at right angles. Sanctuary and sacristy in the same style, E window to sanctuary, sacristy with door in W wall, S gable

stack and paired 2-light windows to E. Later hall attached to NE, W 4-bay wall, door to left under paired overlight in stone frame, 2 central segmental headed 3-light windows, right hand window with Y-tracery. Later extension added to NE.

Nave, aisle-less with plain plastered walls, hammer beam roof on corbels with slight timbers. Boarded underside of roof. Gallery at W end, partially infilled underneath. Tall plain chancel arch. Short sanctuary with 2-bay wagon roof. 2-light E window with stained glass of St David and St Patrick and a naked boy. Altar with hanging crucifix over. Timber and iron sanctuary rails. Timber benches. At E end on N side a wide pointed arched opening with columns with floriated capitals (originally housing the Lady altar). Door in the centre of the arch through to hall.