Our beautiful Grade II* listed building was built in 1876. It, and the vicarage, are situated within the Stamford Green Conservation Area. Set in large grounds it is of traditional design.
The tower contains a radio-controlled chiming clock and a peal of eight bells. The bells, which were renewed in the 1990s, are rung weekly.
The interior has many fine decorative features, notably: the font and baptistry at the west end; extensive stained glass; the wrought iron rood screen below a mural; and, in the chancel, some splendid mosaic work.
A sensitive re-ordering completed in the mid-1990s replaced the Victorian pews with upholstered chairs and installed a carpeted dais at the east end of the nave from which all main services are now conducted, with the use of a specially-commissioned moveable wooden altar.