Church of St Anne

The Church of St Anne, built in 1799, is a rectangular and plain structure designed in a Classical style. It is constructed of stone and features quoins, along with a square wooden bellcote on the west gable front. This front includes two arched windows with jambs, imposts, and keystones situated above two arched doorways that have plain fanlights. These doorways are framed by Tuscan pilasters that support simple cornice-pediments. A clock face is positioned at the top of the gable. The sides of the church have two tiers of four arched windows, similar to those at the front. There is also a later Gothic east window with five reticulated lights. Inside, the church has a gallery on three sides, featuring Greek details on wooden piers, and a wooden ceiling.