The church was built in the 14th century of local (Corallian) stone, with the western tower added in the early fifteenth century. It was enlarged and altered at least twice over the next century.
The gorgeous colours of the stone are brought out in the late afternoon sunshine.
Here is another view, this time from the north west.
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