Church Of St Peter is a Grade II listed building in the Doncaster local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 March 1988. Church.

Church Of St Peter

WRENN ID
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Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Doncaster
Country
England
Date first listed
23 March 1988
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

BENTLEY WITH ARKSEY HIGH STREET SE 50 NE (east side), Bentley

7/56 Church of St. Peter II Church. 1891-94. By John Codd for patron C. E. S. Cooke. Deeply-coursed dressed sandstone, red tile roofs. 5-bay nave with shallow aisles and south porch rising as a 3-stage tower with spire, north porch; narrower, lower, 2-bay chancel with north organ chamber and vestry. In Gothic Revival style with geometric tracery. Chamfered plinth, keel-moulded string courses below windows and rising over as continuous hoodmoulds. Nave: western bays have the porches, that to north walled-up and with statue in gable niche and ashlar roof. Other bays have pointed-arched 3-light windows. West end has 2-light windows between 4 buttresses and quatrefoiled, circular window in gable. Gable copings with west and east crosses. Tower: full-height angle buttresses; south door with hoodmould returning as a string course. 2nd stage: string course beneath small 2-light window; cusped, iron clockfaces. 3rd stage; recessed panel with large, paired belfry openings having transoms, louvres and hoodmoulds beneath foiled openings with linking hoodmould; corbel table over; broach spire with tall lucarnes. Chancel: C20 south addition in front of 2-light windows. North organ chamber has two small 2-light windows between string course and a foiled gable opening. Lean-to vestry to east with door at angle with organ chamber. Buttresses flank a 5-light east window.

Interior: nave has shallow aisles with differing piers of treble-shafted, cylindrical and octagonal form; double-chamfered, pointed arches with continuous hoodmould; lancet aisle arches. Roof: moulded tie beams, arch- braced trusses, coving and cusped arcading down each side. Chancel: carved oak choir stalls, pulpit with alabaster top rail. Alabaster reredos with 3 crocketed, gabled panels. Plaque on north wall notes that the church was erected by Charles Edward Stephen Cooke in memory of his parents on the feast of St. Peter MDCCCXCI.

Illustrated in Building News, Sept. 3, 1897.

Listing NGR: SE5661205593

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