The church is one of the grandest in Suffolk, not only on the outside, but also with regards to the treasures within. The great flint-encrusted tower was rebuilt in the second half of the 15th century. The tower took 40 or so years to build, and this is reflected in the change of style from Decorated to Perpendicular windows as you work your way to the top. As you step inside, the main body of the church expands in front of you, and you are welcomed by a fantastic array of furnishings. The rood screen and loft are both something to behold, with the latter being described as “easily the best 20th century work in Suffolk”. This is a church in which to wander. It is full of interest, little details and quiet corners.