This is a stone church that seats about 100. It has a square west tower with corner pinnacles, and is reckoned to date from the 12th to 14th century. The porch is 17th century and the vestry, north door and organ gallery are 19th century. Two of the stained glass windows depict the church as it was in the 19th century. There was major restoration to the roof in 1991. One of the bells, dated 1317, is reputed to be the world’s oldest bell hung for change ringing. The lych gate was added in 1883 and is separately listed grade II. The churchyard was closed by order in council in 1884, and is raised with retaining walls. There is a relatively modern multi-coloured east window which looks glorious on a sunny day. Please call in to have a look.

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