Despite being close to Ipswich, St Mary’s lies remote and peaceful at the end of a winding path amongst picturesque trees and meadows.
A Norman church rebuilt in the 14th-century, it boasts: wonderful stone carvings in the chancel; lovely window tracery; canopied stalls; a piscina, a sedilia and an Easter Sepulchre.
An 1866 restoration by Edmund Buckton Lamb provided the roofs and benches, the beautiful Victorian stained glass, and added a delightful baptistry to house the handsome 15th-century font.