Church Of St Nicholas is a Grade II* listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 10 October 1966. Church.

Church Of St Nicholas

WRENN ID
fading-moat-fen
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
North Yorkshire
Country
England
Date first listed
10 October 1966
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

FOXHOLES BUTTERWICK SE 97 SE 10 Church of St Nicholas 10.10.66 - II * Church. C14, incorporating C12 fabric at west end; late C18 bellcote; porch added during restoration of 1882. Restoration by G Fowler Jones. Coursed squared sandstone with slate roof; bellcote and part of west end rebuilt in red brick in random bond. Timbered gable and stone flag roof to porch. West bellcote; continuous nave and chancel; south porch. C19 battered buttress, incorporating earlier carved masonry, at west end. Tumbled brick gable end. Gabled bellcote on plinth has two round-arched openings and gable cross. Porch has restored Tudor-arched doorway beneath gable with scalloped barge board. C19 nail-studded door. To east two single lights with restored curvilinear tracery, the easternmost between reset corbel heads. Blocked lancet in centre. No openings on north side. C19 square- 'headed east window, of 3 lights with curvilinear tracery, beneath hoodmould with reset corbel head above. Gable cross. Coped gables. Interior: plain piscina and aumbry in chancel south wall. Low segment-arched tomb niche in chancel north wall. Splendid drum font with arcading and cable-moulding on original shaped foot and circular base. Monuments: early C14 effigy, probably of Robert FitzRalph, Lord Grimthorpe and Greystock (d1317). He wears a long surcoat and carries a shield bearing faint traces of the arms of Grimthorpe. His crossed legs rest on a puppy and a winged head. Also late C13 graveslab with a sword, shield and carved vines enclosed in a dogtooth border.

Listing NGR: SE9913971491

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