Church Of St John

The Church of St John, built around 1845, is a Commissioners Church made of gault brick. It features a nave, a smaller chancel, and an east porch, all topped with a gabled roof covered in peg tiles. The nave has compassed inset returns, roll-moulding at the eaves, and a parapet with roll and hollow brick coping. The east front is adorned with two lancet windows that have diamond panes and hoodmoulds made of gault brick. There are also blocked lancet doors at the south-east and north-east, each beneath a square gault hoodmould. The chancel has a ridged and gabled roof that is low pitched and slated, with a three-light Tudor window on the east side, and a lancet window on each side with pilastered returns.