St Mary Magdalene's Church, Bolney

The stone building features a central nave with a chancel, complemented by a substantial west tower reaching 66 feet in height.

The south wall of the nave and most of the chancel remain from the original 11th-century structure, with the tower added between 1536 and 1538.

The entrance through a lychgate constructed from Sussex oak, marble, millstones, and Horsham stone represents the local building traditions of the region.

Visitors can access the church daily from 9 am until dusk, with parking facilities available within 250 meters of the building.

The church stands near The Eight Bells Inn, which contains the oldest collection of eight bells found in Sussex.

Location: Bolney

Inception: 12 century

Architectural style: Norman architecture

Website: https://stmarymagdalenebolney.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 50.98980,-0.20350

Latest update: March 5, 2025 18:41