Description

TL 35 NW CALDECOTE MAIN STREET
(East Side)

7/50 Parish Church of
31. 8.62 St Michael and All
Angels

II*

Parish Church. C14 nave, tower and south porch. South wall rebuilt c.1680.
Chancel and north porch rebuilt by Kett 1859. Later restoration 1899. Walls
of field stones with limestone dressings and some reused material. Plain
tile roofs. South elevation: Tower of three stages with plinth and
embattled parapet with gargoyle, four stage diagonal buttresses. Two-light
belfry window with lower squared headed single-light window. Nave with gable
parapet extended as buttress with three restored, two-light windows in
two-centred arches. Porch with two-centred archway of clunch, restored.
Chancel with gable parapet and diagonal buttress with C19 restored windows.
Interior: Tower arch of three moulded and one chamfered order, chancel arch
of two chamfered orders with attached shafts with moulded caps. Font,
octagonal with moulded soffit and moulded base C15. Screen of three bays
C15. Reset piscena with foiled drain.

R.C.H.M. West Cambs., p32, mon.1
Pevsner. Buildings of England, p313
V.C.H. Vol. V, p25

Listing NGR: TL3471356256

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17544335

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