Saint Mary's Church (Street)

Freestanding Church of Ireland church, (re)built in 1810 and altered c.1880, comprising three-bay hall with attached three-stage tower on square-plan to the west with a raised parapet with English-style crenellations. Probably containing earlier fabric. Single-bay vestibule flanks tower to the south. Pitched (west) and hipped (east) natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles, raised cut limestone verges to southwest and cast-iron rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls with ashlar limestone detailing including projecting string courses to tower. Round-headed window openings with cut stone surrounds, cut stone Y-tracery and leaded glass to nave openings, three irregularly spaced openings to south elevation and one to north elevation of nave. Round-headed window opening to south elevation of vestibule with modern fittings. Round-headed doorcase to north side of tower with cut stone block-and-start surround and timber door with fanlight over. Small roundel openings to second stage of tower on west and north faces with belfry above to third stage with pointed-arched openings with timber louvers and cut limestone surrounds. A memorial dated 1767, commemorates Miss Thomazin Crofton. Church is located to the south end of the village of Street and is surrounded by a graveyard with mostly nineteenth century grave markers. Rubble limestone boundary wall with gate piers on square plan with cast-iron gates to west.