Uncoursed limestone and quartzite rubble with limestone and sandstone ashlar dressings, machine tile roof.
One 3-light late C16 mullion window to south wall of chancel
C12 south doorway with plain recessed arch and tympanum, north doorway similar but narrower, both restored
prominent stepped buttresses at south-east and south-west corners probably C17 Interior: late C19 arch-braced roof in 5 bays
most of other fittings and furnishings also date to 1864 restoration, although some late C17 panelling was re-used in nave at this time, stained glass in east and west windows of 1868 and 1883 respectively
a board commemorating benefactions to the poor of the parish hangs in the vestry, no monuments of note.
Formerly a chapelry of Worthen, Habberley probably became an independent parish during C12.