Tile roofs and cast-iron rainwater goods.
EXTERIOR: A parish church in simple C19 Gothic style, but retaining part of the Norman doorway of an older church.
This has C19 nook shafts and block capitals, but C12 arch with chevrons to the extrados and intrados, and intersecting arcs to the label.
Where visible, the nave floor is red-and-black diaper tiles, with raised wooden floors below the pews, and in the chancel are red and cream tiles.
The polygonal stone pulpit, post 1897, has marble shafts to niches with figures including St. Giles.
SOURCES: Newman, J and Pevsner, N, the Buildings of England: Shropshire , 268-69 REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: The church of St Giles, Farlow, is designated at Grade II for the following principal reasons: * It is a complete small 1850's church which has undergone little subsequent alteration. * It has medieval features of interest in the form of the Norman font and doorway arch.