Boundary Walls To North And North-West Of Parish Hall

These boundary walls, dating to the 18th century and later, incorporate fabric from the medieval St Helen's Chapel. The walls are constructed of rubble and enclose the lawn behind the parish hall, extending to the north and west. A section of the west wall incorporates the lower portion of a building approximately 10 metres wide; this section is around 1 metre thick, stands 2 metres high, and retains a cut quoin at the southwest angle. The Ordnance Survey map from 1924 depicts both the north and west walls as remains of the chapel. If the north wall does indeed include earlier fabric, it may instead be part of a manor house known to have been near the church. The east gable of the church itself remained standing until 1802.