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Mainly 18thc. and consisting of nave, chancel and a 13thc. W tower on S side of church. There is Herringbone work inside chancel N wall and outside chancel S wall, and a plain, flattened round arch but these may be 18thc. (Pevsner). Romanesque sculpture is found on the pillar piscina.
In the second half of the 12thc., Loxley was granted by Basilia, daughter of Robert, son of Odo of Loxley, to the canons of Stone, at that time a cell of Kenilworth.