A rather unusual church at first glance due to the demolished chancel and long transepts. It is renowned for its amazing 52 feet rood oak screen (C15), the only one in Norfolk to stretch across the nave and both aisles. This church also features medieval wall paintings depicting the Annunication, prophets and angels, and the Virgin Mary and St John.
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