NHER 3416 (Building record) - All Saints' Church, Ashwicken

14th to 15th centuries, much restored in 19th century.
For full details see (S1) in file.
E. Rose (NAU) 18 June 1981.

August 1960. Listed, Grade II*.
Flint, carstone and some Sandringham sandstone, stone dressings, renewed roof of pantiles, oversailing brick cornice. Tower: pyramidal tiled roof, no parapet; 2 massive diagonal brick buttresses, 16th century, with diaper patterning; 13th century west window of cusped Y tracery having carstone above but below bell stage; bell stage set back with single lancet to each face, that to east blocked.
South porch rebuilt 19th century, south face of flint, returns mainly carstone, tile roof; diagonal buttresses; plain chamfered arch with niche above; returns each with 2 15th century cusp headed lights under a square hood. Plain south doorway with pointed segmental arch under a hood mould.
South nave: with 2 3-light windows having panel tracery and a 4-centred arch, grille leaded panes, brick panels below lights, 2 brick buttresses. North nave: 5 stepped brick buttresses, chamfered brick cap to plinth, blocked north doorway of 4-centred arch with hood mould and brick dressings, 3 19th century 2-light windows with panel tracery within blocked Tudor arches having brick voussoirs. East of nave with blocked opening.
Chancel rebuilt 19th century in varied stone rubble including reused limestone, diagonal buttresses, cusped single lights, 2 to south, 1 to north, 19th century east window of 3-lights with panel tracery. 14th century priest's door to south with hood mould. 19th century vestry to north incorporates part of lava grindstone.
Information from (S2).
S. Spooner (NLA) 5 April 2006