St John The Baptist

Rebuilt early C13 and C14

tower C15

Porch of limestone ashlar:Chancel and porch have plain-tile roofs with ridge cresting and coped gable parapets with cross finials

C12 doorway inside has nookshafts

C14 segmental-pointed doorway inserted within has C19/C20 double-leaf doors

Early C14 south aisle has splay plinth to east

Each side has small carved head set in wall

Nave has C14 four-bay arcades of 2 chamfered orders with octagonal piers and moulded capitals

C15 tower arch of outer and inner Tudor arches, the inner chamfered and with moulded imposts

Two C13 sedilia have roll-moulded round arches and simple shafts, and inner trefoiled arches

A rafter is inscribed 'EB TF 1778 TA'. Fittings: C14 octagonal font has blind tracery which is partly C19

Mid C19 fittings include octagonal wood pulpit with elaborate blind tracery, niches etc

Brass and wood altar rails

Monuments: chancel south: Thos

Architectural wall monument with broken pediment and vase

Large standing Tuscan Doric monument in grey and white marble, with half-columns and pilasters, and shaped gable with urn finial

Early C14 effigies. (V.C.H.: Warwickshire, Vol.VI, pp.284-5