All Saints' Church sits in a peaceful location and the exterior is charmingly simple. It is Perpendicular in character but was largely rebuilt by the Victorians who replaced the window tracery and rebuilt the east end of the chancel. The holy water stoup in the porch is lined with 16th century tiles. A bright and airy space greets the visitor. The furnishings came from the chapel of Beckham Workhouse. Notice the entrance to the stairs of the now-lost rood and the Royal Arms of Queen Anne above the old north doorway.
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