Church Of St Levan is a Grade II listed building in the Cornwall local planning authority area, England. First listed on 29 January 2001. Church.

Church Of St Levan

WRENN ID
brooding-spandrel-linden
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cornwall
Country
England
Date first listed
29 January 2001
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SX05SW HIGHER PORTHPEAN 868/9/10156 CHURCH OF ST LEVEN 29-JAN-01

II

Anglican mission church. 1884-5; by J. Reeves. Dressed Pentewan stone. Slate roof with coped gable ends. PLAN: Small 2-cell church with nave and chancel under one roof and with vestry on south side and wide narthex-like porch at the west end. Victorian Early English style. EXTERIOR: Tall cusped lancets on north and south sides, the north side with stone lateral stack with set-offs. The east end has triple lancets and stone cross at apex of gable. Stone bellcote at west gable end on corbels forming arch over lancet west window. Wide 3-bay west porch with three pointed arches with carved stone shields and inscription 'Jesus Came to Them Walking on the Seas'; plank inner door with wrought-iron hinges. Vestry on south side rising from churchyard retaining wall and with shouldered arch doorway on its west side. INTERIOR: Exposed stone walls. Plain pointed chancel arch. Arch-braced roofs with exposed common-rafters. Triple lancets at east end with nook-shafts. Devon marble reredos of 1895 by J. Reeves. Wrought-iron Communion rail. Choir stalls with trefoil ends and arcaded fronts. Carved wooden eagle lectern. Stained glass windows. SOURCE: Woodhouse, H. Porthpean Church and Village [1999].

Listing NGR: SX0291450524

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