Church Of St Denys is a Grade II listed building in the Rugby local planning authority area, England. First listed on 27 August 1986. Church.

Church Of St Denys

WRENN ID
grim-porch-wax
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Rugby
Country
England
Date first listed
27 August 1986
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

PAILTON SP48SE 3/78 Church of St.Denys - II Church. 1884. Brick, with sandstone and limestone dressings and plain tile roof. Nave, with apsidal chancel, and vestry to north. Neo-Norman style. Chancel has round-headed lights alternating with blind arcading of columns, cushion capitals and round-headed arches. Plinth, string course below windows and carved corbel table below roof. Nave, of 4 bays, has plank door within a doorway of 3 orders to south aisle. 3 other windows to south aisle, and 4 to north are single round-headed lights with piers and cushion capitals to either side. Walls are buttressed. West wall has 2 round-headed lights with circular piercing above. Interior: round-headed arches and chancel windows are supported upon piers with cushion capitals, as are the windows of the nave. Chancel arch and vestry door are similar. Brick walls are unplastered with the window embrasures of alternating limestone and sandstone. 1 order of shafts either side. Wagon roofs. Painted tile floor to chancel. Carved sandstone pulpit to north east of nave has marble dressings.

Listing NGR: SP4716381829

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