It is the historic parish church of Northfield dating from around 1100; the base of the tower, the chancel pillars and north nave doorway are 12th century; the nave, chancel and middle section of the tower are 13th century; the south aisle is 14th century and the south porch and upper tower are 15th century; the north aisle was added in 1900.

Four 11th century corbels in the form of animal heads, that were probably recycled from an earlier church, have been set in the lower reaches of the tower.

The interior contains 19th century stained-glass by Pugin and Hardman.

Designed by JA Chatwin in the Early English Style, it was built in red stone with limestone dressings in 1864 and features a chancel, nave, aisles, west tower and spire.

Designed in the Gothic Style by W Davis, it was built in brick and stone in 1892 with an octagonal chancel; nave, transepts and aisles; and a slender roof spire.

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