Church of All Saints, Clehonger

Heritage listing

Details SO 43 NE; 3/30 CLEHONGER CP, Church of All Saints 26.01.67 GV I Parish church. C12, C13 and C14 with C17 or C18 rebuilding. Restored in late C19 and in 1956. Roughly coursed squared sandstone rubble, ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roofs. West tower, four-bay nave with north chapel, south aisle and south porch. Two-bay chancel. West tower has four stages, battered moulded plinth and embattled parapet. One small central lancet to faces of ground and first stages. Similarly positioned but larger lancets to third stage. Top stage is ashlar with central 2-centred arch containing two trefoil-headed openings to each side of bell-chamber. Stages and parapets are divided by moulded strings. Eastern openings to top two stages only. Large buttress to north-east corner on north side. North elevation has a 2-centred 2-light restored window with Y-tracery and a C14 square- headed window with three trefoil-headed and ogeed lights, the first nearer the tower. Between the two is a square-headed doorway with a C14 door made of three large planks hung on ornate strap hinges. North window of north chapel is C14 and re-set and has three lights under a 2-centred arch. The outer lights have cinquefoiled heads. East window of the chapel is similar to the 3-light window in the north wall of the nave. Chancel is C19 with a pair of cinquefoil headed lancets to both north and south sides. East window is re-set and similar to that of north wall of north chapel. In the south wall is a priest's doorway with a 2-centred head and fragments of C12 chevron voussoirs inset at intervals. South aisle has 3-light C13 east window under a 2-centred head. The lights are uncusped. The two south windows are similar but of two lights forming plain Y- tracery. South porch is late C19 with collar trusses a

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.