The church was dedicated to St Peter circa 1200, then St Peter and St Paul c.1415.
It was a parish church for what was at the time a much larger and later abandoned village.
The church is now redundant but cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust.
It has a 12th-century west tower with a central pilaster-buttress on each face, a single nave, and a square-ended chancel.
A small part of the church is early Norman (11th century) and an even earlier part appears to have an early Viking influence, which is very unusual for the area.
The chancel arch is Romanesque.
The church was dedicated to St Peter circa 1200, then St Peter and St Paul c.1415. It was a parish church for what was at the time a much larger and later abandoned village. The church is now redundant but cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust. It has a 12th-century west tower with a central pilaster-buttress on each face, a single nave, and a square-ended chancel. A small part of the church is early Norman (11th century) and an even earlier part appears to have an early Viking influence, which is very unusual for the area. The chancel arch is Romanesque.
Preston Deanery