Church Of St Aidan is a Grade II listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 20 November 1987. Church.

Church Of St Aidan

WRENN ID: stark-tallow-sage
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: North Yorkshire
Country: England
Date first listed: 20 November 1987
Type: Church
Source: Historic England listing

Description

HELLIFIELD MAIN STREET SD 85 NE (south side) 8/10 Church of St Aidan

Parish Church. 1905-1906 by Connon & Chorley, Leeds. Dressed, snecked sandstone, Westmorland slate roof. North entrance porch, north tower, 4 bay nave, 3 bay chancel, north vestry. Free Gothic. Gabled porch, segmental pointed arch to entrance; plank door, iron strap hinges; diagonal buttresses. 3 stage tower, 3-light windows with segmental pointed arch to first stage; second stage recessed above splayed water table, small lancet; large 3-light louvred window to bellstage. Embattled machicolation. Nave: two 3-light windows to north, 4 similar windows to south. Chancel: 3-light east window with cusped heads. Cruciform finial to east gable. Tudor arch to north vestry entrance. Interior: arched trussed roof with bolted king posts. Source: W A Shuffrey, The Churches of the Deanery of North Craven (Leeds,1914), pp 180-183.

Listing NGR: SD8566956485

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