Saint Peter And Saint Paul Parish Church Of Saints Peter And Paul

Roofs a mixture of tiles, stone slates and lead.

This is a fine example of work by a good provincial mason exhibiting several features from the great C15 Gloucestershire wool-churches (eg belfry windows loosely based on those at Chipping Campden) combined with some of Kentian Gothick.

Chancel: 3 bay late C12 formerly vaulted - see springers inside

North elevation of St. Peter & St. Paul's church, Blockley Grade II* listed church with a late 12th century chancel and nave, altered in the 14th & 15th centuries. The north porch was added c1871.

© Richard Croft

Norman windows with inserted C14 lights to south

Nave of 4 bays with C14 north aisle and arcade and 2 storey chantry and sacristy (now vestry).

C12 south door with inserted C15 stout doorcase.

South porch dated 1630.

Note also especially a jood baroque wall monument on south wall by Edward Woodward Wooden C15 chancel screen.