Photos:

Just off the road, this little church is easily overlooked

1999

No peals have been rung here

History of the ring:

Bell Frame:

Type 9 A

Means of hanging bells other than in frames

Bellcote: a structure of masonry extending above the roofline of a building and usually carried up from a wall or arch (e.g. chancel arch or western gable of a church). Single and double bellcotes are common, and examples designed to carry three or more bells are occasionally found.

Classification from "Bellframes - A Practical Guide to Inspection and Recording - C J Pickford 1993"