Remains Of Church Of All Saints

The remains of the Church of All Saints are a ruined church dating from the 15th century, featuring a west tower with a small addition from the 19th century to the east. The structure is built of flint with limestone dressings, and the 19th-century addition has a slate roof. The square west tower is unbuttressed and has two light openings under four-centred arches on each face. It is topped with an embattled parapet that includes stone corner-gargoyles, although the one on the southeast corner is missing. The tower arch on the east side has a plain double chamfer, while the plain west window consists of a single lancet with a plain chamfered reveal.