Church Of All Saints

The Church of All Saints is a church built in 1903, located in Little Stretton. It is a prefabricated structure made of painted softwood with close-studded timber framing and painted rendered infill panels set on a red brick plinth. The church features painted timber arched windows with intersecting tracery and framed and boarded arched doors. Its thatched roof has a projecting timber bellcote topped with a shingle spire. The building includes a nave that encompasses the chancel, a projecting gabled south porch, and north and south vestries. Inside, there is a 5-bay roof that includes a chancel bay supported by three trusses and a chancel arch. The church was provided by Alice Elizabeth Gibbon as a chapel of ease from a Manchester prefabricated building supplier, and the thatched roof was a later enhancement added by Derwent Wood.