Episcopal church buildings tend to be small and elegantly designed, and this is no exception. The body of the church is rough gray stone; the trim is a finely cut yellow-tan limestone. The round-arched windows and the bracketed roof make it Italianate in style. The three-story corner entrance tower is currently missing its spired roof.
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