Church Of Saint Nicholas

The Church of Saint Nicholas is a Grade II* listed building, constructed in 1832. It features yellow brick set on an ashlar plinth and has a graduated slate roof. The church consists of a two-bay nave with a bellcote and a one-bay chancel. The nave has pointed windows with Y-tracery on the south side, while the bellcote includes pointed openings with louvres beneath a pyramidal roof. The chancel also has pointed windows with Y-tracery on the south side. Inside, the church is fitted with box-pews throughout and includes a pulpit with raised and fielded panels, accompanied by two readers' desks. Notably, there is a 12th-century tub font adorned with a leaf and chevron frieze beneath a cable moulding.