An early 16th century dovecote associated with Belleau Manor.

It is an octagonal single-storey structure in dark red brick with slate roof and boarded lantern. Internally there are square brick nesting boxes. 

Ken Redmore, 2004

St John the Baptist at Belleau was rebuilt in Decorated style in 1862 by C.E.Giles.

Externally the church is greenstone with striking limestone bands. 

September 2006

The west tower of the church has a pyramidal roof and a decorative band reminiscent of machicolations.

The lancet windows, in Early English style, with plate tracery.

September 2015

The 3-bay Early English arcades, with octagonal piers and double-chamfered arches, were retained from the old church for the restoration in 1862.

September 2015

The First World War memorial in the church of St John the Baptist, Belleau.

Mark Acton, 2017