Architectural Features
C14 tower of 3 stages with restored W window, slits in next stage, 4 Dec bell openings, and battlements.
N arcade of 3 bays, double chamfered arches, first bay of C12 round arched, others pointed.
C19 wall monument above.
C19 pulpit, brass lectern and octagonal font and cover.
Dating from the restoration of 1851, by William Butterfield. Butterfield was a famous architect from the Ecclesiological Society and a member of the "Oxford movement". He specialised in a Gothic revival style. Butterfield was employed to rebuild this church, his only commission in Rutland, by Viscount Downe, the last member of the ancient Dawnay family to live in the Manor of Ashwell. The church is grade I listed (https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1073268?section=official-list-entry ).
C19 stained glass overall, the E and W windows by O'Connor.