United Reformed Church

The United Reformed Church is a Non-conformist church built between 1889 and 1890 by architect W.D. Caröe. It is constructed of stone with a slate roof and features a nave with gabled aisles, a north transept, a chancel with a north tower, and a south vestry and hall.

The west front has aisles that are recessed behind lean-to porches. The nave includes three lancet windows and a rose window above a small gabled buttress, flanked by gabled buttresses. The porches feature gabled entrances of one order, while the aisles contain five lancets, with the outer ones being blind. On the north side, the aisle has lancet triplets under hoodmoulds situated between gabled buttresses. The transept consists of two gabled bays with paired lancets and blind quatrefoils above.

The tower is characterized by set-back buttresses topped with octagonal pinnacles, a north gabled stair turret with a lancet, and a gabled porch. It has a weathered sill supporting a four-bay blind arcade with two-light openings and louvred bell openings of two orders. The broach spire features lucarnes and a weathercock. The east end of the chancel has gabled angle buttresses and a central buttress, with four short lancets and four stepped lancets above, all under a hood mould with a top trefoil. The north lean-to vestry has paired lancets, while the south hall has two bays with square-headed windows and a gabled vestry to the west. The south aisle features an east two-light window with plate tracery above the vestry.

Inside, the church has stone-faced interiors with four-bay arcades on quatrefoil piers. The nave and aisles are separated by diaphragm arches with two pierced round-headed openings. There is a two-bay arcade leading to the transept. The font, located in the west recess, has a central pier surrounded by six outer piers and trefoil-headed panels. The half-hexagonal stone pulpit features five small shafts and two taller outer shafts, with a cornice that has dog-tooth moulding. The chancel includes a diaphragm arch on wall shafts, a north organ loft, a gabled buttress at the east end, and stalls.