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church/chapel — Stuake

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church/chapel — Stuake
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Freestanding single-cell Roman Catholic church, built 1999, on site of an earlier church. Comprising double-height nave with pitched canopied entrance porch and triangular profile bell tower to front (south-east) and full-height projecting glass panels to end gables. Pitched slate roof having over sailing eaves to gable ends, skylights to rear (north-west) elevation and aluminium rainwater goods. Roughcast rendered walls with rendered cross motif to bell tower having polished limestone foundation stone to base. Bipartite square-headed window openings to nave with carved limestone surrounds with central carved cross motif tiles. Square-headed fixed glass panels to gable ends. Square-headed door opening set in glass panelling. Glass panel to interior of church displaying original stained glass windows. Graveyard to rear of church having elliptical arch pedestrian entrance with square-profile rubble stone piers and wrought-iron gate. Fronts directly onto street.

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