Church of All Saints

Church of All Saints is a medieval building in Selworthy constructed with limestone blocks and covered with Westmorland slate. It features a west tower and a four-bay nave with side aisles throughout its length.

The church began in the 14th century, with its chancel constructed around 1300. Major renovations and additions took place during the 15th century.

The church sits at the heart of Selworthy village and has long served as a gathering place for the community. Its presence shapes the character of this small Somerset settlement.

The church welcomes visitors during regular hours set by the local parish. It sits in quiet countryside, so plan your visit ahead and check opening times before traveling.

Above the chancel arch hangs a rare stone relief from the 12th century showing a winged figure within an elongated four-lobed design. This piece is easily overlooked despite being among the oldest artwork within the building.

Location: Selworthy

Inception: 14 century

GPS coordinates: 51.21020,-3.54773

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42