Architectural Features
Red brick laid in English garden wall bond, plain tile roof.
INTERIOR: Eight octagonal wooden piers remain in the nave of C15 date.
REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: The Church of St. Mary is designated at grade II for the following principal reasons: * Architectural Interest: It possesses strong architectural styling and detailing using good quality materials, and incorporates the remains of a C15 church and early C18 re-facing, as well as well-executed C19 alterations carried out by John Douglas, a prolific local architect * Interior features: The interior incorporates eight octagonal timber nave piers dating to the C15 and dado panelling to the aisles, which is formed from C18 box pews * Historic interest: The physical fabric conveys the ecclesiastical history and development of the site from the C15 onwards SJ6289769347