Description

SIDDINGTON C.P. (Off) PEXHILL ROAD
SJ 87 SW

6/98 Church of All Saints.
14 4 67

GV II*

Church. Late C16, largely enclosed in brick shell of c1815. Timber
frame with rendered infill and red Flemish bond brick. Slate roof.
South front: Nave of 4 bays. Timber framed gabled porch to second
bay from left with stone base small framed walls and pointed arch. To
either side are early C19 2-light pointed tracery windows having
hood-moulds with floral end-stops. The two to the right are each set
in slightly recessed arched panels. Chancel of two bays with close
studding below and chevron framing between timber mullioned windows.
North wall: similar to south wall save for timber-framed vestry to
right with stone plinth and close studding. East wall: close
studding below with chevron-framing above. Central pointed window of
c1815 with three semi-circular headed lights. Coving to underside of
projecting gable which has V-strutting. West wall: early C19 painted
to simulate timber framing with double doors and three-light window to
gallery with 2-light windows to either side. Gabled bell-cote to
gable.
Interior: Nave of three bays with trusses of arched principals two
purlins and a ridge beam with wind braces to both sides of purlins.
Lower panelled ceiling to chancel supported on Tudor-arched brace
supported on semi-octagonal wall posts. Chancel screen with 4
traceried lights to either side of central aisle opening with
traceried lower panels and arched tops. Brattished cresting. Chancel
walls show framing, nave walls of plaster painted to simulate framing.

Listing NGR: SJ8462670833

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• All Saints Church, Siddington at Wikipedia
• All Saints Church, Siddington official website
• Wikidata Q4729524

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