This Grade I listed building dates from around 1360 and is built in decorated style on the site of an earlier church. The first record of this building relates to a baptism in 1377. The church has a beautiful stone rood screen inside - one of only 3 in the world. The others are at Great Bardfield in Essex and in Trondheim Cathedral in Norway. During restoration work in 2010 remnants of medieval wall paintings were discovered on the walls of the church.