Church Of St Bartholomew

The Church of St Bartholomew is an Anglican parish church designed by George Madan in 1844. It is constructed from fine squared and dressed Cotswold limestone and features a stone slate roof. The church includes a nave with an octagonal bell turret at the east end, a south aisle and porch, and a chancel, all designed in a decorated style. Notable architectural details include a cornice adorned with wide-spaced ball-flower ornament, windows that are either two or three lights, and a four-light east window with some flamboyant tracery. The nave has five bays supported by quadrilobed piers with variegated floral capitals and double chamfer arches, topped by a hammer-beam roof. The chancel features an arch-braced roof. The floor is tiled in an alternating diagonal pattern of dark brown and white. Inside, there is an octagonal font, pitch-pine pews, and a delicate open wood screen. The porch is highlighted by a pointed barrel vault and heavy transverse ribs.