Originally it was about 30ft by 17ft, but was added to in the late 18th century, also adding a gallery, and in the mid 19th century the roof was raised somewhat. The wide west front was three bays, a round arched door way and windows, with a datestone 1752. The southern extension had a second doorway and window above. Two windows in the north are thought to have flanked a pulpit and a small doorway below one of the of the windows led to an early 19th century vestry. The congregation ceased to meet in the early 20th century. A fire caused extensive damage.