HER 10926 - CHURCH OF ST PAUL

Church. 1902 by W.D. Caroe. Rendered plinth, red brick below with half timber above containing rendered infill; plain tiled roof and wood shingled spire. Aisled nave with transepts to east, taller chancel with spire to top at east end. 20th century brick extension to west end. Wooden framed leaded casement fenestration with 2 gabled dormers to nave on north and south sides, 4 windows below on each side under cusped-head wooden tracery. Brick buttresses to east end with large gables on north and south side, 2 to south. Louvred dormer gables to centre at base of spine. Window to east on sill band with brick tracery; stone tracery on chancel window. Ribbed door to north in projecting surround under cambered head. Door to south in half timber open porch. Further door to west at junction with extension. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU8847960516

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