It's a quiet and unassuming village, with a rich variety of architecture.
Roofs are stone, tile, slate and again corrugated iron.
Here's the village school, appropriately named after Tytherton's Maud Heath. At the village end of the causeway at Kellaways, is the tiny St. Giles Church. In the centre of the village is another church. A complete contrast to St. Giles, the Moravian Church is in mellow brick. 18th century evangalist John Cennick preached here.