Church of St Paul's Including Parish Room

The Church of St Paul's, with its adjoining Parish Room, was built between 1875 and 1876 by C Luck, designed in the 13th-century French Gothic style. A porch was added in 1911. The church is constructed of stone rubble with a tiled roof. It comprises a nave and chancel unified under a single roof, with apsidal east and west ends, north and south aisles, a west porch, and a north-west tower.

The slender, square north-west tower rises in four stages, divided by moulded bands, with a rustic, timber-framed bell opening above, culminating in a pyramidal shingled spire topped with an iron weathervane. The fourth stage features five pointed lancet windows, mostly blank. The 1911 west porch has a projecting gable with a stone cross, a four-centred arch, and triple engaged columns flanked by lancet windows. The west front of the nave has a gabled design, with a large four-centred arch that originally contained a central double lancet with an enclosed quatrefoil above, and side lancets with blocked quatrefoils. A four-centred arched door, previously obscured by the later porch, lies beneath. The clerestory windows have double lancets divided by a dripmoulding. Aisle windows have four-centred arches with double lancets and a circle above, with dripmoulding and buttresses.

The parish room is linked to the church by a single-story stone link, and itself is roughly rectangular with an apsidal end, a projecting five-sided wing to the left, and a square porch to the right. It features stone detailing, stepped buttresses, and mullioned and transomed windows. The west end has a gable with a large four-centred arch and four lancets. Lancet windows are present in the apse, and mullioned and transomed windows in the projection. The porch has a four-centred arched doorcase with a dripmoulding.

Inside the church, the nave has four bays and a single-bay chancel without division. Four-centred arches are supported by circular columns, and a clerestory is present. The wooden roof features arch braces resting on stone corbels; the roof structure is in eight cants with boarded square panels. The church features a Gothic-style octagonal pulpit with marble columns and an octagonal stone font with a quatrefoil motif. The apse boasts stone vaulting leading to a wooden roof. A first-floor level has blank windows with four-centred arches pierced by quatrefoil motifs and two lancets with circular columns; a second tier contains lancets.