and thirteenth-century origins with additions in 1687 and 1810, and a restoration in 1886. It is constructed of flint with limestone dressings. The low, unbuttressed twelfth-century tower is at the west end and is rendered and whitewashed, and topped with a pyramidal tiled roof. The nave is short, and a porch was added on the south side at the time the south aisle was removed. The interior has a fourteenth-century roof over the nave with arch-braced trussed rafters with a moulded central tie beam. The font is late twelfth or early thirteenth century while the panelled limestone pulpit is nineteenth century. A united benefice was created for the three Winterbourne villages in 1924. A team ministry was created for the area in 1973, and today the church is part of the Bourne Valley Churches grouping, alongside five nearby village churches. References External links Villages in Wiltshire Former civil parishes in Wiltshire