Photos by kind permission of David Ferre:
The parish church is dedicated to Saint Margaret. It is one of 124 existing round tower churches in Norfolk.
This church has a flint nave and south aisle, a 14th-century porch and a tall west tower that is largely octagonal and may contain work as early as the 11th century. The current nave dates to the 14th century and the church was raised in height and the aisle added in the 1440s. The brick chancel dates to 1712 and has a rare example of a consecration mark. Inside there is a monument of 1637 and there are a number of medieval coffin slabs in the graveyard.
