Old Church Of All Saints

The Old Church of All Saints, built in 1806, is a disused church that was converted into a dwelling in 1980. The building has a plain rectangular shape with two windows on each side and two small windows above a central garage opening in the north gables, which were formerly blank. Attached to the south side is a three-stage tower, featuring a window on each floor above the ground floor central doorway. The church has a slate roof and is constructed from red brick, with some blue headers, and has flush pointed arches for its openings, along with some stone cills. The brick plinth rests on a flint base wall. The top of the tower is crenellated, and there is a wrought iron lamp bracket above the door. The windows are divided into two sections, each with a pointed frame; some windows have been filled in, and the current glazing consists of small square lights.