Description

ELLERTON MAIN STREET SE 73 NW (west end) 3/37 Church of St Mary 16.12.66

- II Church. 1846-8. By J L Pearson. Ashlar and Westmorland slate roof. 4-bay nave with west bellcote and gabled south porch, and single-bay chancel with vestry to north. In Decorated style. Chamfered plinth and continuous chamfered sill string course. West end: central stepped buttress flanked by traceried lancets on continuous angled string course, with diagonal buttresses to angles. Diamond set square 2-light bellcote with pointed openings on round shafts with pyramidal stone roof. Nave: pointed doorway on octagonal responds flanked by angle buttresses to porch. Pointed 2-light windows with quatrefoil and mouchette tracery flanked by stepped buttresses. Chancel: pointed priest's door with paired traceried lancets to right to south side. Vestry has paired lancets to east. Paired traceried lancets to east bay of north wall of chancel. East elevation: pointed 3-light window with reticulated tracery. All openings below hoodmoulds and all gables with stone copings on gableted kneelers. Ridge crosses to east gables. Derelict at time of resurvey and interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SE7015239848

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