St Chad's Church, Over

St Chad's Church exhibits English Gothic architecture with red sandstone ashlar walls and features an octagonal font dating from 1641 in its interior.

The church structure began in the 14th century, with Hugh Starkie, a gentleman usher to Henry VIII, constructing the south aisle in 1543.

The church maintains a ring of eight bells, cast by John Taylor and Company in 1915, replacing the original four bells from 1513.

The church structure contains a nave, aisles, chancel, tower, and multiple chapels, with limited wheelchair accessibility for visitors and worshippers.

A medieval cross base from 1543 stands in the churchyard, constructed in a stepped octagonal design and designated as Grade II listed.

Location: Winsford

Inception: 1543

Architects: Ewan Christian

Architectural style: English Gothic architecture

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Phone: +441606593222

Website: http://achurchnearyou.com/over-st-chad

GPS coordinates: 53.18180,-2.52490

Latest update: March 3, 2025 07:00