Church of St Tetta

Small church of sandstone rubble with scant ashlar dressings and stone tile roof. Plan of S porch, nave and chancel continuous, W bellcote. Gabled S porch, its apex at wallplate level, has slightly swept eaves; signs of alteration, large quoins; plain S doorway. S nave has 3 rectangular windows of 2 trefoil headed lights and hollow chamfered mullions; moulded 4-centred arched priests' doorway with battened and studded door. Battered E end has Perpendicular tracery in 3 light window. N side has rectangular 2-light chamfered mullioned windows with plain arched heads. W end has blocked W door; bellcote of ashlar and dressed stone has 2 bells. The church stands in a large mostly unenclosed churchyard with a range of tombstones, the earliest of which are to E.

S porch has small side lights with wide splays, shallow side benches with wood seats, large flags to floor including some tomb slabs; roof of 5 collared rafters with signs of former ceiling. Tudor arched S doorway has hollow-chamfered head and jambs and door with studs, long strap hinges and moulded battens and frame, ledged at back. Interior has repaired/replaced wagon roof with plastered panels. Large C18 wallpainting of contemporary Royal Arms on N wall opposite door. Windows have wide segmental arched splays . Flags, tomb slabs and ledgers to floor throughout including in sanctuary 3 C17 ledgers, two with floriated cross heads and coats of arms. Ledge in W wall may have supported post-medieval gallery. Font is bowl shaped with an octagonal stem broached to a square chamfered base. By priests' door is an Early Christian inscribed stone apparently part of a cross shaft.