The building is of cut stone and some mortar-infused rubblestone and is
listed in the middle category of statutory listing, Grade II* chiefly for its
ashlar-cut, bi-colour stone tower with
quoining, its internal arches, pillars and its many decorative apertures by Teulon and Ewan Christian. The west end has a straight gable end excepting tall, shallow outside buttresses in light-stone relief. It has matching
pointed arch windows consisting of tall close lancet lights and a small roundel above. A five-light
trefoil window is above. The church is built from the south and west Surrey yellow ironstone-sandstone (
Bargate stone) with 10 consecutive round windows, grouped in pairs, towards the simple
string course eave. Above immediately is guttering of equal height before the ascent of a long hipped slate roof surmounted by a simple yellow stone cross on the west end. Its north lower, long vestry and side aisle with west-facing main door is between the height of the main building culminating in a transept matching the width of the square porch tower to which it joins and running equally to the south where it forms the vestry. A square belfry tower with flagpole surmount the chancel in lighter stone than all but the northern additions. The north transept gable end is embellished by a large plate-tracery, three-light-plus-roundel window on a sill and under a hood moulding. The chancel itself, facing east, is apsidal (hemi-spherical as to the upper part and rounded as to the lower) with vaulting. It has a marble floor and mosaics. ==References==