Church Of St Peter

The Church of St Peter is a simple two-cell Norman church, built of fairly uniform coursed squared stone. There has been some rebuilding to the east wall, and it features a modern pantiled roof. A north porch is present, along with north and south doorways that have coarse chevron and roll mouldings, although the nook shafts are missing. An original window can be found on the chancel's north wall, while the other windows are part of a late 18th-century restoration. The chancel arch displays four different early capitals across two orders of nook shafts, with roll-and-ball-and-billet mouldings. Inside, there is an early 18th-century font with a baluster shaft and a small reeded bowl.