All Saints Church

This charming structure, dating back to the 14th century, is constructed from flint and stone dressing, giving it a timeless appeal. The building's nave roof, covered in thatch, is held up by 28 original single-framed scissor-braced collar rafters from the same period. This architectural feature not only adds to the building's historical authenticity but also contributes to its unique character. The combination of these elements results in a structure that beautifully encapsulates the architectural style of the 14th century.