Mostly 13th century building. The church has an unusual font. Outside the chancel appears to have been shortened - diagonal and vertical stone/brick lines trace the remains of a window at the end which is no longer there. Free parking on road.
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Such a picturesque location
Lee Woodhouse190 days ago
St Leonards Church is another church in the county of North Northamptonshire that is set in a very picturesque village.
The church itself dates from the 13 and 14th centuries with some building work being carried out in the 19th century. It is Co structed from ironstone and limestone, with Ashlar dressings and a lead and slate roof.
The grounds are immaculately maintained. In fact, probably the best I have seen. A really beautiful church.
The church itself dates from the 13 and 14th centuries with some building work being carried out in the 19th century. It is Co structed from ironstone and limestone, with Ashlar dressings and a lead and slate roof.
The grounds are immaculately maintained. In fact, probably the best I have seen. A really beautiful church.