Remains To Church Of All Saints

The remains of the Church of All Saints, a former parish church, date from the medieval period and later. The structure is built of flint with stone and brick dressings and is currently roofless. It features a former west tower, an aisleless nave with a porch on the south side, and a chancel that is the same width as the nave, without any division. There are 2-light Y traceried windows, with three located on the south side and one on the north, as well as a 3-light Y traceried window on the east. The north and south doors are from the 14th century and have dying filleted roll mouldings and hood moulds with carved label stops. The north door is blocked, while the south side has a tall shallow porch with a plain chamfered arch. Above the south door is a niche with a cusped arch and a crocketted pediment. The unbuttressed west tower has collapsed and was converted into a vestry before the church fell into disrepair.