Church Of St Lawrence is a Grade II* listed building in the West Suffolk local planning authority area, England. First listed on 14 July 1955. A Medieval Church.

Church Of St Lawrence

WRENN ID
shifting-plaster-cobweb
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
West Suffolk
Country
England
Date first listed
14 July 1955
Type
Church
Period
Medieval
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TL 77 SE LACKFORD BURY ROAD

1/66 Church of St. Lawrence 14.7.55

  • II*

Church; mediaeval. Flint walls with limestone dressings, gault brick at eaves, parapets and verges. Plain tiled roofs. C14 west tower in 3 stages, mid C14 west window, C16 crenellated brick parapets, C15 belfry openings on 4 sides. Boiler house, vestry and north aisle 1868: small windows with 2-centred heads, flanked by buttresses. East chancel window c.1500, 3 lights, traceried. Lancet window on north and south side of chancel. Nave windows south side: C15 2- light, and large C14 2-light with Y-tracery. South porch early C14; opening has 2-centred arch with polygonal shafts and prominent moulded capital and base; C.20 roof. C15 south door with C19 pine door leaves, a C12 semi-circular door arch visible above internally, restored C19. C15 coupled rafter roof in nave and chancel. Tall C15 tower arch with engaged shafts. North nave arcade late C13. Evidence for former central tower and north chapel; a squint and piscina in north wall has moulded head and shafts on both faces. Broad, unmoulded chancel arch. Chancel north wall recessed for bench and sepulchre, south wall has late C13 sedilia. East window has C19 glass; flanking niche Nave pews plain, 1868. C15 benches with poppy head ends refixed to north aisle wall. Octagonal early C17 pulpit. Octagonal C14 font with foliage in sunk panels.

Listing NGR: TL7976470283

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