All Saints

The chancel, probably of early C15, is a unique example in Suffolk with timber-framing: very plain workmanship in the local vernacular style.

Other restored features of early C15 (or possibly late C14) include north and south nave doorways and chancel arch.

some C13 or C14 corbel stones are built into the west wall, one being perhaps a lion's head and the other a wolf's.

Fine early C16 nave roof in 6 bays: two types of truss alternate

Good moulding and brattishing to main members, and restored mainly C19 angels.

Early C16 timber-framed south porch, with C19 restoration and flint rubble infill

some good carving to the arch braces.