Description

TG 21 NW HAINFORD NEWTON ROAD

2/30 Church of All Saints.

- II

Parish Church. Built 1838-40 to a design by John Brown of Norwich. Knapped
flint with red brick dressings, steeply-pitched slate roofs. Cruciform plan
in free 'Early English' style. Nave, chancel, north and south transepts.
Tall lancet windows with double-chamfered brick reveals and stuccoed drip-
moulds. Triple stepped-lancets in gables. Bays divided by staged buttresses
with flint panels. Gables have set back corner buttresses surmounted by
octagonal rendered brick finials. Gabled and foiled niches on south west
and north west buttresses. Gables parapeted and coped. Bellcote over west
gable. Brick eaves parapet with brick modillions. West porch has pointed
arched doorway with hood mould, parapeted gable with stone finial at apex.
Small side lancets. Lean-to vestry north east angle. Interior: King post
roofs with queen struts and arch braces onto wall posts. Timber ribs to
central boss at crossing. Plain contemporary benches and fittings.

Listing NGR: TG2238719027

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26653994

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