Church (dedication unknown) Berners Roding (EHER 32940)

Church built in 14th Century and later, on a plan with a chancel and nave. Although their original dates of construction are unknown, the earliest surviving work is 14th Century. The North and East walls of the nave were rebuilt above sill level in the 16th Century, when the South porch was probably added. The buttresses were added in the 18th and 19th Centuries. The walls are partly flint-rubble and partly of red brick, with dressings of limestone, clunch and brick. The roofs are tiled and the bell turret is weatherboarded.

Original HER entry merged with NRHE data import. Church [NAT] <1> Parish Church (dedication unknown) Berners Roding. It dates from the 14th to 16th centuries and the 18th and 19th centuries. Grade II. (See list for details). <2> The Parish Church (dedication unknown), stands in the middle of the parish. The walls are partly of flint-rubble and partly of red brick, with dressings of limestone, clunch and brick; the roofs are tiled and the bell-turret weather-boarded. The Chancel and Nave are of uncertain date. Early in the 16th century the E and W walls were rebuilt above the window-sill levels and the South Porch was probably added at the same time. In the 18th and 19th centuries buttresses have been added, and the porch and the N wall of the nave partly rebuilt. <3> <4> Church adjacent (The West) of Berners Hall Moated site. Photographed <5> <6> <7>