Church of St Mary

A simple rectangular single cell medieval church, chancel and nave structurally undivided. Walls of local rubble with sandstone dressings and roof covered with local quarried slates (re-roofed mid C19) with stone copings, cross at E end and single ashlar bellcote at W end. Entrance is in N wall, to right (W) end; a boarded door in a pointed arched doorway set into a square-headed frame, recessed in entrance with large stone lintel. At the left (E) end is a C15 cinquefoil-headed window in a square frame, with a C19 window of 2 trefoil-headed lights in a square frame to the centre. The S wall has 2 similarly detailed C19 windows, central 3-lights, W window 2-lights; as well as a single trefoil-headed light (now blocked) to E end. E gable window is of 2 lancets with a small pointed light above, probably C14.

The church has a roof of 5 arch-braced collared trusses, 3 of which are of medieval date. Plastered, painted walls; stone flag floor. Deal fittings: Pulpit, C19, with 4 facing panels of paired chamfered recesses with shaped heads, and moulded cornice. Sanctuary raised by one step and divided by moulded sanctuary rail on widely spaced turned balusters.