A 12th century church situated beside the manor house in this lovely Cotswold village. The situation of St John the Baptist makes for a classic view. To the one side are imposing gateposts which give way to a wide avenue of trees leading to the manor house. To the other, screened by tall hedges, is a Georgian rectory. In the centre, occupying a small rise, is St John the Baptist church. The oldest parts of the church date from the 12th century. The square central tower, ornamented with battlements and pinnacles, is 15th century. The chancel is largely 13th century. The tri-light east window which we've already mentioned, is in the Early English style. Beside the altar is a restored 13th century piscina.