Holy Trinity Parish Church

Holy Trinity Parish Church is a Grade II listed building designed in the Perpendicular Gothic style. It features a five-bay chancel constructed from bull-nosed rubble masonry with freestone dressings, including quoins, a plinth band, and stringcourses. The chancel has a blind traceried parapet and an east gable end, along with stepped buttresses. The west gable is topped with a crucifix finial, while others are broken. The church has slate roofs with tiled cresting, an eaves band, and a pyramidal roof on the tower.

The nave is adorned with three-light ogee double cusped windows that include transoms and hoodmoulds, and the northwest window is shortened above a pitched roof porch with a 4-centred Tudor arch, accessed by steps from an iron gated entrance. The west front features a shortened window above paired larger windows that have more elaborate tracery and stilted hoodmoulds, along with a central canopied niche. The plain tower faces are complemented by transepts that have quatrefoil attic lights in square recesses above five-light transomed windows. The chancel has two-light windows with hoodmoulds and a five-light east window beneath a four-light louvred attic with an ogee head.

Internally, the church showcases similar masonry, hammerbeam roofs, and crenellated wall plates with shields. Panelled tracery crosses arches with polygonal bases, and similar flind tracery is present over linenfold panelling on the east wall. There are vacant canopied niches in the chancel, as well as sedilia and a double cusped piscina. The church also features Gothic metalwork reredos, a polygonal font, and a pulpit.