St Mary's Church, Shelton, was built in the 1480s of red brick with dark diapering. Apart from the tower which is earlier than the rest of the church it is in the pure Perpendicular style.
St Mary's Church, Shelton, built in the 1480s, showcases a façade constructed from red brick with dark patches. The church's design, except for the older tower, exemplifies the classic Perpendicular architectural style prevalent during that era.