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St Nicholas of Myra's Church, Ozleworth

St Nicholas of Myra's Church, Ozleworth, 12th-century Norman church in Ozleworth, England.

Description

St Nicholas of Myra's Church in Ozleworth is a stone structure featuring an unusual six-sided tower at its center and roofs of stone slate. The building extends with a nave and chancel positioned at opposite ends, displaying the architectural marks of 12th-century Norman work.

History

Construction took place during the Norman period in the 12th century, though the site's origins appear to reach back to pre-Christian times. The circular churchyard surrounding the building suggests this location held religious importance long before the Norman structures were built.

Culture

The church honors Saint Nicholas of Myra and displays medieval craftsmanship throughout its spaces. Carved stone details mark the south entrance, while fragments of ancient glass art remain visible in the east window.

Practical

The building is best reached on foot by following a bridle path downhill from parking outside the Ozleworth Estate gates. Access is available during daylight hours, so plan your visit for daytime.

Did you know?

This building is one of only two churches in Gloucestershire with a six-sided tower, a rare architectural choice for medieval construction. The hexagonal tower design sets it apart from most other medieval churches in the area.

Location
Inception
12 century
Architectural style
Norman architecture
GPS coordinates
51.63800,-2.29870
Latest update
December 14, 2025 18:43

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