Description

TG 3136
12/10

MUNDESLEY
CROMER ROAD
Church of All Saints

4.10.60

II

Parish church. Medieval, rebuilt 1904. Quaternary flint and chert with Lincolnshire Limestone and brick dressings. Tile roof. Nave with western extension, south porch, chancel.

Single bay C19 extension to nave with gault brick dressings to diagonal buttresses. Western doorway with stone surround. Above this a single light window. C20 vestry to north, single storey. Buttressed nave of four bays with diagonal buttresses; Medieval walling. One restored Y-tracery window; two C19 windows with two cusped lights. North nave has doorway with continuous moulding a chamfer merging to arch with hollows and rolls. Hood mould. Beside this a C12 lancet light almost blocked by a buttress. Two C19 two-light windows. Early C20 chancel of three bays with three two-light windows to south. East window of three lights. No openings to north. Buttressed Medieval porch to first nave bay with single cusped light to east and west. Eaves raised. Doorway with octagonal shafts and abaci and chamfered arch, now partly blocked and with a C20 door. Niche over with cusped moulded brick head.

Interior. Cusped stoup beside south door. A ramped western gallery. Large splay to lancet light of north nave. Piscina in south nave wall. West wall of nave in red brick revealed by fallen plaster. Chancel arch with restored polygonal abaci; weathered shafts. In the chancel a plaque recording the rebuilding of the chancel by 1914 after 100 years of ruination. Rood screen and stair of restoration. Jacobean pulpit with tester from Sprowston, Norwich. C14 octagonal font.

Listing NGR: TG3106136947

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26654484

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