Unusual early C12 square tower, otherwise the beautifully simple building is of different ages. Fine C17 alabaster tomb, ledger stones and restored hatchments to the Branthwayt/Beevor dynasty. The churchyard is managed as a wildflower meadow. Church and churchyard are perfect for quiet contemplation and prayer.
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