St Denis

Coursed ironstone rubble with Welsh slate roof, stone tiles to chancel roof.

Tiny memorial stone to William Brudenall, d1636 towards the east.

Fabric of chancel south wall apparently re-built above a few feet, but probably in the C13 or C14: the 21ight window appears to be medieval.

North wall of chancel probably C13: poorly coursed rubble with moulded sill course, 3 paired lancet windows, with a narrow 2 centred arched priests doorway.

North wall of nave has 3-light Victorian windows in the Perpendicular style flanking medieval lancet.

Interior reveals blocked early C13 arcade of 4 bays concealed in south wall: tall bases to cylindrical shafts and abaci, and outer 2-chamfered arches with hoodmoulds.

Later C13 chancel arch with clustered shafts.

Chancel windows apparently late C13: Paired lancets in shafted recesses, those to the north more deeply recessed, and with splayed sills.

Memorials to Brudenall family in chancel include tomb of Edmund d1590 the inscription is on a wall tablet and below Edmund lies as a marble effigy on a tomb chest.

Early C17 floor tablets, and on the south wall the tomb of Dorothy Brudenall d1653 and Thomas, d1661.

Also on the south wall the memorial to Thomas Brudenall dl707: an oval wall tablet is capped by his shield and emblem and superimposed on low relief military regalia.

Stained glass in chancel east window of 1869 is by Drury of Warwick.

Plain octagonal font.

Victorian fittings include fine wood pulpit which incorporates a small eagle lectern.