Church Of St Paul

The Church of St Paul is a church built in 1842 by G Evans. It features a brick and stone plinth, yellow brick walls, stone dressings, and a slate roof. The church has a narrow bay chancel with a north vestry and a nave consisting of three wide bays, with narrow bays at each end. The east end is marked by a triple lancet window and gabled diagonal buttresses. Each side of the nave has two high-set lancets. The north wall includes a gabled porch-type vestry in the center, connected to the nave by a flat-roofed link. The nave is supported by diagonally-set corner buttresses topped with tall finials. Both sides of the nave feature paired lancets in the center bays and single lancets in the end bays, with gabled buttresses between the bays. The west end has a projecting center with diagonal buttresses, a large pointed door, paired lancets above, and a trefoil in a small gable. Behind this gable is a stone bellcote with an octagon-plan conical roof. Each side of the central projection has a lancet with a stone quatrefoil star above.