Built in 1872 to 1875 by John Hill in an Early English gothic style.
No CA
LLHA0145
1872 to 1875 by John Hill in an Early English gothic style. Red brick elevations with polychromatic decoration and tiled roofs. Simple lancet windows in tripartite arrangement. Tower to southeast with polygonal apse, corbelled to support spire. Large, gabled north aisle added 1882 by J.G.Gibbins. Plain interior with late example of a west gallery. It is set back slightly from the pavement, with a red brick wall with piers to the boundary. Source: Antram & Pevsner 2013
i A relatively modest but well-executed example of a late 19th century church
ii Not within a conservation area, the church contributes positively to the streetscene iv Occupies a prominent corner location on a main road and near the crest of the hill. The small tower and spire provide a focal point along the road.
i The building remains largely intact
2015
