All Saints' Church, Asfordby

The church is made up of a nave, tower, chancel, north and south aisles, south transept and south porch.^[3] The tower dates from the Perpendicular period (1380-1520), and has a spire, battlements, pinnacles and gargoyles.^[3] The clerestory and the roof also date from the Perpendicular period.^[4][3]

The south aisle has circular piers, one of the bases has a seat around it. The north aisle has octagonal piers. George Gilbert Scott restored the chancel in 1866-67 and the following two years saw further work on the rest of the church.^[5][3] The south aisle has a Saxon sculpture which is thought to have belonged to an old cross.^[4]

52°45′48″N 0°57′07″W / 52.76347°N 0.95204°W / 52.76347; -0.95204