Church Of The Holy Trinity

The Church of the Holy Trinity, built in 1846 by Samuel Howard of Disley for the Church Building Society, is a Grade II listed church. It features coursed buff sandstone blocks with hammered dressings, a Welsh slate roof, and a stone ridge. The church consists of a nave, a short chancel, and a west tower. The 4-bay nave is divided by buttresses and has 2-light lancet windows with Y-tracery. The angle buttresses at the ends are topped with heavy pinnacles. The chancel also has angle buttresses and a 3-light window, while the tower is flanked by low staircase towers. The tower includes a rebated 4-centered arched doorcase with a label mould on carved head corbels, a Y-traceried west window with a clock, and 3-light louvred bell openings above. The top of the tower is embattled with pinnacles at the corners.

Inside, the porch features a pair of curving stone staircases leading to the west gallery. The broad nave contains a complete set of pine box pews, and the chancel arch is supported by short engaged columns resting on stone corbels.