East
Brent
Burnham-on-Sea
Porlock Bay
A39
Oare
19
Porlock
Culbone
B3358
Minehead
1
Exmoor
National Park
Simonsbath
Old
Cleeve
Dunster
26
Cannington
Exford
Bicknoller
17
18
Wheddon
Cross
Nettlecombe
A39
2
Monksilver
Crowcombe
Stogumber
7
25
A396
B3223
Goathurst
12
33
West
Bagborough
B3188
B3224
A399
9
Broomfield
3
Bishop’s
Lydeard
13
22
B3190
A361
Brushford
Milverton
B3227
5
Stawley
24
Bampton
32
A378
Beercrocombe
26
A361
Witheridge
B3137
A377
A396
Tiverton
27
Tiverton
Parkway
6
A303
5m
10 km
Blackdown
Hills
A378
Long Sutton
A30
Yarcombe
A358
Chard
B3165
Bicknoller
The intimate interior
Kingsbury
Episcopi
of Bicknoller
St George.
Martock
Barrington
A358
Uffculme
Willand
B3168
2
M5
Churchstanton
Huish Episcopi
Muchelney
B3170
Chulmleigh
Curry Rivel
25
Trull 30
A303
Bicknoller, St GeorgeA3088
South
Petherton
● The small church with Norton-subits compact
Hamdon
tower dates in part from the
12th
Seavington
century
and was extensively rebuilt
in the 15th and 16th A356
centuries. There
wasHinton
extensive restoration in the
St George
Victorian era. There are vivid carvings
of angels and animal heads inside
A30church. A 20th century Archbishop
the
Crewkerne
of Canterbury, William Temple, was
a regular holidaymaker in the village;
a plaque commemorates this.
Getting around the area
A396
● Under each church, the postcode is given to allow satellite navigation systems
to be used. There is also an indication of the nearest one or two railway stations.
Information is also provided about cycle routes that form part of the nationally or
regionally designated network. Bus information is more likely to change during the
lifetime of the map and has therefore not been given, but up-to-date information
is available at www.somerset.gov.uk/timetables.
Access to the churches
All the churches in this guide are normally open to the public.
The Diocese of Bath & Wells
All the churches featured in this guide are part of the Church of England Diocese
of Bath & Wells. The diocese serves 900,000 people across almost 500 parishes.
The diocese is grateful to the churchwardens and other parochial church council
representatives, who have helped to ensure the accuracy of information in this
guide. However, any errors are the responsibility of the compiler, and should be
drawn to the attention of [email protected].
Websites
Website references under individual churches refer only to those sites that add
more information on a church’s history, and are local. National sites worth visiting
include www.achurchnearyou.com for more historical information and the excellent
www.churches-uk-ireland.org called The Churches of Britain and Ireland, where
Steve Bulman maintains a magnificent collection of church photographs.
“Discover Somerset Churches” maps
This guide is one of four; the complete set is
• 1.Bath, North Mendip and Weston-super-Mare
• 2.South Mendip and South East Somerset
• 3.The Moors, the Levels and the Parrett Estuary
• 4.Upland West Somerset
April, 2014
Designed by David Myring
www.graphicbubble.co.uk
M5
A30
Discover
Somerset
Churches
A35
Upland West Somerset
MAP
4
A356
Nearest railway stations – Stogumber
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (12 miles)
Directions – Bicknoller is just north east
of the A358 from Taunton to Williton,
Church Lane is off the main road.
Postcode – TA4 4EL
3
A350
Nearest railway stations – Bishops Lydeard
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (5 miles)
Directions – Bishops Lydeard is just
north-west of Taunton and east of the
A358 to Minehead. St Mary’s is in
Church Street, which is a continuation
of High Street.
Postcode – TA4 3AT
4
Castle
Cary
Broomfield, St Mary
& All Saints
● The church was built in the 15th and
16th centuries; the three-stage tower is
from c1440. The original waggon roofs
remain. There is some stained glass
by William Morris’s company.
Nearest railway stations – Taunton
(5 miles)
Directions – Broomfield is on an
unclassified road, due north of Taunton
and south of Hawkridge reservoir.
Postcode – TA5 2EQ
A350
A303
Mere
Minehead, St Andrew The unequivocal Victorian Gothic style of Minehead St Andrew.
Wincanton
Nearest railway stationsGillingham
– Crowcombe
Exmoor, west of the A396 Minehead –
A350 road. It is on the B3224, as is the
Heathfield [WSR]; Taunton [NR] (9 miles)
Tiverton
Directions – Crowcombe is north-west of
church at the eastern end of the village.
Taunton, just east of the A358 Minehead
Postcode – TA24 7LX
road. The church is somewhat
outside
Website – www.exford.org
A30
Shaftesbury
Templecombe
the village, on the road to Triscombe.
Postcode – TA4 4AP
Website – www.quantockonline.co.uk
Goathurst, St Edward
Milborne
Henstridge
A359
Nearest railway station – Taunton
Port
(7 miles); Honiton (9 miles)
A37
Directions – Churchstanton lies between
Stalbridge
9 Dulverton, All Saints
the M5 to the north and A303 to the
south, and is almost in Devon. The church
Sturminster
is over a mile from the main village area.
● The c1500
extensively
A357church wasNewton
Postcode – TA3 7QE
rebuilt
in
1855
in
Perdendicular
style.
A3030
The two-stage tower is probably 13th
century. The oak rood screen is modern
7 Crowcombe, Holy Ghost
(1902), but in traditional style.
Shillingstone
Yetminster
A352
Sutton
Bingham
● This is thought to be the only Anglican
church in the country with this dedication.
The tower is squat and had a spire
but lost it in a lightning strike in 1724.
The top section is
displayed in the
A37
churchyard. The interior is impressive,
with one of Somerset’s best Perpendicular
fonts, and delightful 16th century benchends, on which carvings of Green men
abound. The rood screen and pulpit
are early 18th century.
Nearest railway stations – Tiverton
Parkway (12 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – Dulverton is in the heart of
Exmoor. The church stands at the end of Bank
Square, in the middle of the town, on a hill.
Postcode – TA22 9DW
5m
10 km
10 Dunster, St George
● The church was part of a Benedictine
Priory in Norman times and, immediately
north of the church, the delightful, former
cloister garden remains. Much of the
present church is Perpendicular. The
townspeople, as part of a dispute with the
monastic authorities, constructed what is
claimed to be the longest screen in any
English church, continuously across the
nave and aisles; it dates from about 1500.
Bishops Lydeard,
St Mary the Virgin
● The handsome tower, built in about
1450, is one of the earliest of the Taunton
group. The Victorians restored the interior
extensively, but a fine 16th century screen
remains. More recently, Ninian Comper
contributed altars and a reredos with
gilded canopy.
Buckland
Dinham
A37
●
This is a delightful church,
‘unmodernised’
A303
since work in about 1800; it still has box
pews and aQueen
west gallery, the front of the
Yeovilton
latter being Camel
made up of 16th century benchIlchester
ends. Much of the glass is clear, but some
medieval, painted fragments remain.
Tintinhull
B3165
A3072
A362
Mells
A371
Churchstanton,
North
St Peter & St PaulCadbury
6
Langport
North Curry
28 29
Brushford,
A39
St Nicholas
B3153
Somerton
A358
Kilmersdon
● There is a Lutyens-designed chapel,Leigh-upon
-Mendip
Chantry
a memorial to Aubrey Herbert, a local
MP and diplomat, much involved in
Dinder
securing Albanian independence and
A361
Croscombe
allegedly
twice offered the chance to
be that country’s king!
There
is
a
fine,
B3136
A359
c1500
chancel screen, and
a Norman
A371
North
Wootton
font of Purbeck marble.
Pilton
B3151
High Ham
M5
Kingston
St Mary
Raddington
B3222
24
North
Petherton
4
Wiveliscombe
Dulverton
B3227
Quantock
Hills
B3139
Hemington
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
Batcombe
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (24 miles)
A361
A37
West
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51 Pennard
Nearest railway stations – Tiverton
East
Evercreech
Directions – St Michael’s is in Church
Parkway (11 miles)
Pennard
Street, which leaves
the
A39
in
Alcombe,
Nearest
cycle
routes
–
national
route
3B3081
A39
on the eastern edge of Minehead.
Directions – BrushfordDitcheat
lies west of the
Postcode – TA24 6BL
B3222 which in turn is off the A396. Bruton
Hornblotton
The church is in Brushford
New Street.
Redlynch
Postcode – TA22 9AP
Alford
Website – www.brushfordparish.com
B3081
23
B3190
A361
old, and was a chapel of ease, initially
in Dunster parish, although Alcombe is
nowadays moreB3151
an eastern suburb of
Minehead. There are notable Arts and
Crafts features.
A39
Williton
Norton
A37
A367
● This church is just over 100 years
B3139
Stogursey
31
20
10
B3224
11
Watchet
Alcombe
Stoke Pero
A371
Wedmore
West
Huntspill
14 15 16
A39
27
B3223
Selworthy
22
Chewton
Mendip
Mendip
Hills 5
Alcombe,Rodney
St Michael
Stoke
the Archangel
1
Bridgwater Bay National
Nature Reserve
23
21
8
Cheddar
© MIKE BERRELL
Lynton
B3140
Brent
Knoll
Axbridge
A38
Culbone An Exmoor rhyme said that
Culbone was one of three churches to which
‘no priest will go’.
8
Culbone, St Bueno
● St Bueno’s is said to be the smallest
(in floor area) church still in regular use in
England. The candlelit church has variously
been adjacent leper and French prisoner
colonies. There is a small 19th century
spire atop the 35ft long combined nave
and chancel. A windiw and the font bowl
suggest the church has Saxon origins.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Barnstaple [NR] (19 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – This church is not accessible
by car. Drivers should turn off the A39
up a track opposite The Culbone pub
and park where they can, before walking
about 1.5 miles through the walnut and
oak trees of Withycombe Wood.
Postcode – TA24 8JR
Nearest railway stations – Dunster [WSR];
Taunton [NR] (23 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – Dunster is south-east of
Minehead. Road access is via the A396,
which is off the A39. At the south end of
the High Street, the road takes a sharp
turn and becomes Church Street.
Postcode – TA24 6SH
Church website – www.stgeorgesdunster.co.uk
11 Exford, St Mary Magdalene
● The original dedication, to the Celtic St
Salvyn, reflects the fact that this part of
Somerset was converted to Christianity
by missionaries from Wales or Ireland.
The medieval south aisle is said to have
been paid for by a local blacksmith. The
church, which has a three-stage tower, has
been rebuilt a number of times, and there
is a new bell-ringers gallery.
Nearest railway stations – Umberleigh
(18 miles); Kings Nympton (18 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the village is in the heart of
12 King & Martyr
●A350
The church, with its rare dedication, dates
from the 14th century, but in its current form
is largely Perpendicular from the 15th and
16th. The church was damaged by a great
storm in 1703. Restoration in 1884 saw
the 1707 gallery and a wall between an
aisle and the north chapel removed. The
A350 is noted for its monuments – one by
church
the fine, late 18th century sculptor, Joseph
Nollekens – to the Tynte and Wharton
families, and for 18th century wall panels.
Nearest railway station – Bridgwater (4 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – On unclassified roads in
Goathurst, 4 miles south-west of Bridgwater.
13 Kingston St Mary, the
Blessed Virgin Mary
● The tower is c1490 and includes
decorative carvings of figures called ‘hunky
punks’ on its highest corners. The porch,
with a fine fan-vaulted roof, is about thirty
years newer. There are more recent
features of note too, including a pulpit and
brass chandelier both from the 18th century,
and a 19th century, Edward Burne-Jones
window in the west end of the north aisle.
Nearest railway stations – Taunton (3 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the village is about three miles
due north of Taunton on an unclassified
road. Within Kingston, Church Lane runs
north-east off Taunton Road.
Postcode – TA2 8HR
Website – www.kingston-st-mary.org.uk
14 Minehead, St Andrew
● The church was consecrated in 1880, and
represents a late but fine example of the
work of George Street, a leading exponent
of the Victorian Gothic revival, who designed
the Royal Courts of Justice in The Strand,
London. St Andrew’s has some glass from
the studios of Charles Eamer Kempe (d1907)
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (24 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – in the centre of town, at
the junction of Friday Street, The Avenue
and Park Street in Wellington Square.
Postcode – TA24 5LJ
17 Monksilver, All Saints
30 Trull, All Saints
The Churches
Conservation Trust
The trust is a registered charity which
maintains many Anglican churches no longer
required for frequent, communal worship.
The following CCT churches in Somerset
are normally open during daylight hours:
Nearest stations – Stogumber [WSR];
Taunton [NR] (14 miles)
Directions – Monksilver is due south
of Williton and the A39. The church
is in the High Street.
Postcode – TA4 4HY
St Martin of Tours,
Elworthy
• St Mary’s, Stocklinch Ottersey, Ilminster, TA19 9JN
• Holy Saviour’s, Puxton, Hewish, Weston-super-Mare, BS24 6TF
• All Saints’, Otterhampton, Bridgwater, TA5 2PT
• St Mary’s, Hardington Bampfylde, Pillar Lane, Frome, BA11 2RE
• Blessed Virgin Mary, Chapel Hill, Emborough, Wells, Somerset, BA3 4SG
• St Martin of Tours, Silverdown Hill, Elworthy, Taunton, TA4 3PY
• St James’, Cameley, Temple Cloud, Bristol, Somerset, BS39 5AH.
Full details of these churches, the eleven others the trust maintains in Somerset and
those it has further afield are available on their website, www.visitchurches.org.uk
Minehead, St Michael A welcome landmark
for mariners – Minehead St Michael.
Nearest railways stations – Tiverton
Parkway (8 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the church is across a
field on a hillside. Raddington is
north of the B3227 Wiveliscombe
– Bampton road.
Postcode – TA4 2QW
15 Minehead, St Michael
● St Michael’s is a 14th century church,
with a 15th century tower. There is
a notable rood screen. Its position
high above the town means it has
traditionally helped to guide mariners
into the harbour.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (24 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – the church is up North
Hill and round the hairpin bend by
the war memorial
Postcode – TA24 5JW
16 Minehead, St Peter
● St Peter’s is a quayside church,
created out of a former 17th century
salt store in 1910. It retains close links
with the town’s maritime community.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (24 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – on the harbour, next to
the Old Ship Aground tavern.
Postcode – TA24 5UL
Nettlecombe The close relationship
of Nettlecombe church and the adjacent
Nettlecombe Court manor house is well
shown here.
Nettlecombe, St Mary
18 the Virgin
● Work began on building a
chantry chapel in 1443. The
north aisle and porch were built
in about 1530.
Nearest railway stations – Washford
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (15 miles)
Directions – the B3190 runs south
of the A39 before splitting, the
eastern part then becoming the
B3188. Nettlecombe’s church lie
between these two ‘B’ roads.
Postcode – TA4 4HT
Website –
www.nettlecombewestsomerset.co.uk
Minehead, St Peter The maritime influence is clear inside Minehead St Peter.
23 Selworthy, All Saints
Porlock Porlock’s distinctive, storm-damaged spire.
19 Oare, St Mary
● It was at the steps of this 15th century
church’s altar that the eponymous heroine
of Lorna Doone was shot by Carver Doone
during her marriage to John Ridd. There
is a memorial to Lorna Doone’s creator, R.
D. Blackmore. The church has been much
restored externally. Inside, there are 18th
century box pews and a pulpit of similar age.
Nearest railway stations – Barnstaple
(18 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – New Road and then Hookway
Hill lead south from the A39 to Oare.
Postcode – EX35 6NX
20 Old Cleeve, St Andrew
● The current church is largely 13th
century with many subsequent additions.
The western tower was added in c1533.
There was restoration work, particularly
in the chancel, in the 19th century, and
the east window behind the altar is
by Ninian Comper.
Nearest railway station – Washford [WSR];
Taunton [NR] (16 miles)
Directions – Old Cleeve is south-west
of Watchet and North of the A39.
Postcode – TA24 6HJ
Church website –
www.standrewoldcleeve.org.uk
21 Porlock, St Dubricius
● St Dubricius was a 6th century,
Welsh ecclesiastic, venerated as a
saint. The church is 13th century.
There is a particularly fine alabaster
tomb, that of John Harington, who
fought alongside Henry V in France.
The short spire was damaged by a
storm in 1703. A much more recent
reredos is by W H Randoll Blacking,
a pupil of Ninian Comper.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (30 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – The A39 runs through Porlock.
The church is in the village centre.
Postcode – TA24 8QJ
22 Raddington,
St Michael
● The tower is 13th century, was restored
late in the 17th and rendered in the
20th. There is evidence of medieval
wall painting beneath the plaster of the
nave walls. The painted rood screen is
particularly fine.
● All Saints enjoys a stunning setting,
on Selworthy Beacon, the effect
accentuated by the whitewashed
appearance of the church. The most
notable interior feature is the south
aisle waggon roof, which dates from
the 1530s. There is still a west
gallery, albeit now housing the organ.
There is a Pre-Raphaelite, coloured
leather reredos, by a local artist,
Philip Burgess.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton (27 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – Selworthy is between
the A39 and the coast. The church
is above the village green.
Postcode – TA24 8TR
24 Stawley, St Michael
& All Angels
● The building is largely 13th century,
but most of the furnishings are from the
18th. They include box pews, altar rails
and a pulpit with domed tester. The
continued existence of all these may be
because there was minimal restoration
in the Victorian era. 20th century
cement render has been removed in
recent years.
Nearest railway stations – Tiverton
Parkway (6 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the A38 from Taunton runs
south-west through Wellington. Stawley
is north-west of Wellington on an
unclassified road.
Postcode – TA21 0HP
Church website –
www.wellingtonteamchurches.org.uk
Stogumber, Blessed
25 Virgin Mary
● The tower is red sandstone and
dates in parts from the 14th century.
The north aisle, from c1500 and
hence in the Perpendicular style, is
notable. The octagonal font is 15th
● This church boasts outstanding
wood carvings, probably from the 16th
century. Most notable is the pulpit, with
depictions of saints, angels and the
four doctors of the early church – Saints
Gregory the Great, Ambrose, Augustine
and Jerome. The carvings on the benchends are stylistically different, but equally
noteworthy, as they make up what
appears to be a procession, a unique
example of this in English churches.
century and the church boasts one
of only two stone pulpits in West
Somerset. There are impressive,
16th century bench-ends. Edward
Jones, the vicar at the turn of the 20th
century, was a devotee of William
Morris and repainted his chancel
in a Morris style.
Nearest railway stations – Stogumber
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (12 miles)
Directions – Stogumber is
north-west of Taunton and just
west of the A358. The church
is in The Square.
Postcode – TA4 3TA
Website – www.stogumber.org.uk
© MIKE BERRELL
● The church, which was the venue
of Sir Francis Drake’s second
marriage in 1583, is of 12th century
origin, with a 14th century tower.
There is a fine waggon roof. The
alms box near the door is dated
1634. The pulpit is 16th century and
the screen Jacobean.
Taunton, Holy Trinity The fully galleried
design of the 19th century Holy Trinity, Taunton,
is well seen here.
28 Taunton, Holy Trinity
● The church was built by Richard Carver
and dedicated in 1842; it cost £5,000 to
build. Although constantly modernised
since, it still has galleries and original
woodwork. In the best Somerset tradition,
there is a tower, which is 90 feet high.
Nearest railway station – Taunton
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the church is on the
south-eastern edge of the town centre,
in Trinity Street.
Postcode – TA1 3JG
Church website – www.holytrinitytaunton.org
● St Andrew’s was originally a priory
church, becoming that for the parish
when the priory was dissolved in
about 1440. It is primarily 12th
century, but was altered in the 15th.
Extensive restoration took place at
two points in the 19th century. There
are notable 16th century bench-ends.
The squat tower has a short spire
on top of it.
27 Stoke Pero
● A local Exmoor rhyme apparently
says, “Culbone, Oare and Stoke Pero,
three churches where no priest will
go!” This church serves a small,
sparsely populated moorland area.
The Victorian Lord of the Manor, Sir
Thomas Acland, rebuilt the church,
but one or two Norman elements
remain, and some of the simple
bench seating is pre-restoration.
Unusually, the church has no
dedication, although a bell of c1500
is inscribed “Sancta Barbara”.
Nearest railway stations – Minehead
[WSR]; Taunton [NR] (30 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – regional route 51
Directions – Stoke Pero is on unclassified
roads south of Porlock and north-west
of Dunkery Beacon.
Postcode – TA24 8JT
Website – www.stokepero.co.uk/
stokeperochurch.htm
31 Watchet, St Decuman
● The church was built by the
disgraced families of two of the knights
who murdered Thomas a Becket in
Canterbury. Although the current building
is mostly 15th century, 12th century
elements are visible, especially in the
chancel. Also notable are 13th century
floor tiles, the gated altar-rails, stained
glass dating back to 1273 and carved
wooden angels lining the waggon roof.
St Decuman was a Celtic saint from
South Wales, who came across to
Somerset by raft in the 7th century.
Nearest railway stations – Watchet [WSR];
Taunton [NR] (15 miles)
Directions – St Decuman’s is off Brendon
Road (the B3191) as it climbs south
out of the town.
Postcode – TA23 0HU
Website – www.everythingexmoor.org.uk
26 Stogursey, St Andrew
Nearest railway station – Bridgwater
(7 miles)
Directions – Stogursey is a little to the
north east of Bridgwater, and north of
the A39 to Minehead. Church Street
is a continuation of the High Street.
Postcode – TA5 1TQ
Nearest railway station – Taunton
(2 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – Trull is on the south-western
outskirts of Taunton. All Saints is in the
heart of the village, in Church Road.
Postcode – TA3 7JZ
Church website – www.trullchurch.org.uk
32 Wellington, St John
the Baptist
● The present church is mostly in the
Perpendicular style. There is a fine
monument in the north aisle to the
town’s best known former resident, Sir
John Popham, Chief Justice of England
under both Elizabeth I and James VI
& I. Victorian pews were removed in
1986/87, and the floor of the nave and
chancel replaced.
Taunton, St Mary Magdalene The tower of
Taunton St Mary Magdalene is the county’s tallest.
29 Taunton, St Mary
Magdalene
● The church was largely completed
by 1508, but the outstandingly fine,
four-stage tower was not finished for
another six or so years. At 163 feet, it
is Somerset’s highest. By the mid 19th
century, however, it needed complete
rebuilding, which Gilbert Scott and
Benjamin Ferrey did with sensitivity.
The elegance and character of the
interior match the tower.
Nearest railway station – Taunton
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – the church is in the heart
of the town centre. Access is up
Hammet Street, by the Park Street/
East Street/North Street junction.
Postcode – TA1 1SA
Church website –
www.stmarymagdalenetaunton.org.uk
Nearest railway stations – Taunton
(6 miles)
Nearest cycle routes – national route 3
Directions – The A38 and M5 skirt
around the south of the town. Access
to the church is from the High Street,
which is the B3187.
Postcode – TA21 8SF
Church website –
www.wellingtonteamchurches.org.uk
33 West Bagborough,
St Pancras
● The church is 15th century, but
the north aisle was added in 1839.
Restoration took place in 1872. New
fittings and glasswork in 1923 were
designed by Sir Ninian Comper, and
complement older features, such
as the 16th century bench-ends.
Nearest railway stations – Crowcombe
Heathfield [WSR]; Taunton [NR] (6 miles)
Directions –West Bagborough is
north-west of Taunton and just east
of the A358. St Pancras is in the
village centre, through the lych gate
and up the path.
Postcode – TA4 3EG