The parish church of St Giles in Nether Whitacre, Warwickshire mostly dates from an 1870 restoration. However, there are traces of the church's earlier days, which is thought to be 14th century, especially the 16th century West tower and some parts of the East wall. There is also some stained glass, thought to be original.
The church also has a nave, chancel, South porch and North vestry. The tower is built from red sandstone ashlar.
