Church of St Mary North Leigh, England

Church. Late Saxon church of c.1000-1050 with central tower; chancel converted into aisled nave and former nave demolished c.1200; early C14 alterations and extension to west of nave aisles; Wilcote Chapel, at east end of north aisle, built c.1439 for Elizabeth Wilcote and possibly by Richard Winchcombe; Perrott Aisle added to north of north aisle by Christopher Kempster for James Perrott, d.1724; restored 1864 by G. E.

Quick Facts

Go Historic ID
582436
NHLE ID
1283536
Names
Church of St Mary
Location
Coordinates
51.8202060° N, 1.4394480° W

Location Map

Map showing the location of Church of St Mary, North Leigh, England. (Note: The address shown in the upper-left panel is sometimes inaccurate.) Click here to view larger.

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Aerial view of Church of St Mary, North Leigh, England. (Note: The address shown in the upper-left panel is sometimes inaccurate.) Click here to view larger.

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Timeline

12 Sep 1955
Church of St Mary designated a Grade I listed building
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Listed Building Data

Church of St Mary is listed on the National Heritage List for England with the following data. Some information may have become outdated since the date of listing. Text courtesy of Historic England. © Crown Copyright, reprinted under the Open Government License.

List Entry ID
1283536
Grade
I
Name
CHURCH OF ST MARY
Location
CHURCH OF ST MARY, CHURCH ROAD
Grid Reference
SP 38733 13657