Parish Church of St Paul

The Parish Church of St Paul is a Grade II listed building featuring snecked facings with red sandstone dressings and slate roofs. It has gable parapets topped with an E crucifix finial and corner buttresses that include set-offs. The east window is a striking 5-light design with traceried details and blind panelling beneath the transom, complemented by a cill band and a weathercourse above a 3-part recessed undercroft window with a segmental head.

The bell tower is topped with a spire and weathervane, set behind a crenellated parapet. It features linked ogee-headed hood moulds over the bell openings and an arched doorway within a pointed recess. The church has 3-light clerestory windows under segmental arches and tripartite cusped lancets in the aisles. Above the south door, there is an image niche with traceried spandrals and double boarded doors leading up steps.

The west front consists of 5 bays with 2-light traceried windows and slender buttresses. Inside, the nave is 5 bays wide, supported by octagonal piers and pointed arcades, although the rest of the interior was not visible.