St Andrew

C14 3-stage square tower with 2-light belfry openings and crenellated brick parapet.

Late C14 porch

moulded nave doorway, the carved stops possibly representing Sir John and Lady Wingfield.

3-bay Lady Chapel to south of chancel added c.1430: C19 windows in Perpendicular style but to the east a good late C14 3-light window.

The north chancel aisle comprises the Chapel of the Holy Trinity (now the vestry) and the Chapel of St. Margaret (now the organ chamber): various windows with a good late C14 3-light east window.

The chancel has seven closely-spaced 3-light clerestory windows and a good early C15 5-light east window.

INTERIOR: medieval nave roof with carved angels at the foot of the principals.

To the north a fine canopied doorway leads into the Chapel of the Holy Trinity (the former Wingfield chantry chapel) which has an upper chamber with medieval screen and original paintwork to ceilings.

Furnishings include early C15 carved font

TM2276 : Wingfield, St. Andrew's Church: Lions at the base of the octagonal font (ca. 1405)

© Michael Garlick

good C15 stalls with misericords

dado of medieval rood screen with traceried panels

two C15 parclose screens complete with coving.

Three notable monuments.