All Saints Church, characterised by architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner as "a serious job, outside and inside",[REF] is a Gothic Revival-style building, variously described as in the Decorated style of around 1300,[REF] "Early Geometrical" (i.e. a 19th-century interpretation of the transition between Early English and Decorated Gothic)[REF] and "15th-century Gothic" [REF].
All windows are lancets with tracery of the Decorated Gothic style, and all have stained glass.