Church Of St Peter

The Church of St Peter is a Grade I listed flint church with stone dressings, primarily from the 14th and 15th centuries, located on the site of a Saxon church. The 15th-century west tower features flush flint and stone panelling, set back buttresses, and a half octagonal stair turret on the south face. Its castellated parapet and upper stage are adorned with octagonal buttresses that end in crocketted pinnacles. Both the aisles and chancel have castellated parapets. The south arcade of the nave dates from the 14th century and is supported by octagonal piers with concave sides, while the north arcade has plain octagonal piers. The font, from the 13th century, has a square bowl on a moulded central shaft with four corner pillars. Additionally, there is a notable 15th-century octagonal pulpit featuring traceried panels. The chancel was rebuilt in 1855.