In this ruined twelfth or thirteenth church, the chancel with two round headed windows in the east wall is wider than the nave. Leaning against the north wall are several early Christian grave slabs. North of the church is a early granite undecorated cross set on a modern base. In a field across the road stands a tall cross with one arm missing.

This tiny early Christian church built of mortared stone is roofless, the west door has inward sloping jambs supporting a flat lintel. The walls nearly a meter thick stand to their full height, on all sides and are pierced by round headed windows.