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The church of St Nicholas stands in the middle of the village of Rattlesden and is quite large for this relatively small village in the West of Suffolk.

It is notable for the extensive amount of limestone used in its construction, unusual for the area.

The tower is early 14th century, and the remarkable main roof is a double hammerbeam studded with carvings of Angels.

There are several large 17th and 18th century memorial slabs in the floor of the chancel to members of the Fiske family who lived at Clopton Hall just outside the village.