Chapel of St John the Evangelist (Creech)

The Chapel of St John the Evangelist, located on Moreton Grange Road, is a small chapel-of-ease that was formerly a private chapel for Creech Grange. It was built in 1746 by Dennis Bond and incorporates a 12th-century chancel arch from East Holme Priory. The chapel was rebuilt in the 19th century, except for the north transept, and is designed in a "Norman" style.

The structure features ashlar stone walls and stone slate roofs with coped gables, although part of the roof has been re-covered in asbestos sheeting. The layout includes a nave, chancel, north transept, and south vestry, along with a west tower. The square tower has a smaller square turret with open arches and a pyramid roof set on a moulded cornice. The nave has a round-headed window, with shallow buttresses positioned between it. The east side features a triple window.

Internally, the chapel showcases a notable 12th-century chancel arch, which consists of two orders adorned with chevron and nailhead ornamentation, as well as jamb shafts with carved capitals. The chancel windows display inner moulding in the "Norman" style, and there is a corbel table at the eaves. The west doorway and tower arch incorporate some 12th-century stonework. The nave and transept have plastered barrel ceilings, while the chancel features a boarded barrel ceiling.