Description

ROTHERFIELD PEPPARD
SU78SW
6/144 Church of All Saints
- II*
Church. Romanesque, restored 1874 by William Scott Champion, who added
north aisle. C20 vestry and parish room. Flint with stone dressing; tower
flint and stone in random chequer; slate roof to church; plain tile roof to
tower. 4 bay nave with 3 bay north aisle, 2 bay chancel and west tower.
Timber-frame porch of 1908 to left of centre with decorative barge-boards.
Studded door. Three 2-light windows of reticulated tracery to nave. Plank
studded door to chancel with single trefoil-topped lancet to left. C12 window
to centre. 2-light plate-tracery window to right. Tower of 1908 rises from
ridge to left; 3-light perpendicular-style window under label mould with
dropped ends, to each side; pyramidal roof. 3-light window of reticulated
tracery to right return. Interior: Romanesque font; round; with cable
moulding. East window flanked by Romanesque arches. C13 pointed chancel arch
on Romanesque shafts with carved capitals. Trefoil arched trusses to nave,
wood barrel vault to chancel.
(Buildings of England : Oxfordshire, p.737; All Saints Church Rotherfield
Peppard, A Short History, 1982).

Listing NGR: SU7136881513

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17549733

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  Staffordshire (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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