Church Of All Saints

The Church of All Saints is an Anglican church located on Winscombe Hill Road, built between 1883 and 1885 by Hans Price. It is constructed from rough-faced snecked rubble and covered with plain tiles, showcasing a Perpendicular style. The church features a west porch and a nave with a chancel. The west porch and vestry have a lean-to roof behind a pierced parapet adorned with carved heads at the cornice. There are two pairs of two-light square-headed windows with dripmoulds and stops. The west bellcote tower has an ashlar cap with two smaller openings below it. The nave includes two square-headed three-light windows under dripmoulds with carved stops, with buttresses in between. The chancel has a similar lancet window, and the east window, located in an otherwise plain gable, is pointed with three lights and dripmoulds. The carved label stops feature a king and a bishop. Inside, the church retains its original fittings, with a two-bay nave and a three-shafted, moulded chancel arch. The wagon roof is embellished with carved gilded bosses on embattled wall plates. The sanctuary includes an ogee-headed sedile and piscina.