Rotherwick Church

The building has a narrow chancel (of C13), a wide nave (C15, C16) with a short aisle of 2 bays (C19), vestry (C19) and western tower of C17

The nave was originally a completely timber framed structure, of which the roof and gables survive, but the brick walling is a replacement of the C16

A large red brick tower has a crenellated top and band, a western 3-light window above a doorway opening con- taining a C15 solid moulded timber frame, there are stepped buttresses (diagonal at the west side) at the corners

Red tile roof

One good 4-light C16 window with a hood-mould above 5 cusped lights, the other nave windows being copies

The interior has a C16 wooden screen, 2 groups of C16 piers, monuments, and an old font.