St Andrew

The nave was rebuilt in the C18 using medieval masonry on the inside and brick on the outside.

Medieval church with eighteenth century nave https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1039117?section=official-list-entry

© Jonathan Thacker

The north side of the chancel has one two-light window of two plain arched lights under a flat head, possibly C16.

C12 chancel arch, round-arched with zigzag ornament.

In the north wall a tomb slab with plain inscription to George Harpur +1658.

Brass inscription plate set in, to Anna his wife +1688.

On the south side of the chancel is a brass tablet in the shape of a shield, to Simon Bristowe and others, late C17.

Stained glass in the east window of 1906 by T Dudley Forsyth of London.

Pair of single tier brass chandeliers.

Carved C19 octagonal font.