St George's church is pronounced to be one of the finest in North Essex. Building began in the early C14th with north , south aisles and the porch added in the C15th.The magnificent double hammerbeam roof was added in the late C15th. The tower houses 6 bells and a tenor bell which were rehung in an steel frame in 1930. The church is normally open to visitors.
Stuart Hoad
Martin Roscoe
A wonderful Church in a beautiful setting. I took these photos in the summer of 2018.
Robert Davis258 days ago
Beautiful church. Wedding service was excellent and the church has a lot of history
Laurie Bolt1 year ago
I am amazed that the smallest North Essex villages can have some of the largest Churches. There is no doubt that the hammer beam roof at St George's Great Bromley is the jewel in this gem of a church. The box pews give an ordered feel to the nave, but lookout for the carving in the south aisle. Cautionary tales for when a dragon is around!
Roy Sutcliffe2 years ago
By giving St George's two stars you may think that I didn't like it. You'd be wrong. I loved it but, if you're eating churches on a five star system, St George's is a two star. Only about a 1,000 churches in England warrant any stars at all. St George's is very welcoming. It is a joy to visit.
Paul Ost2 years ago
Lovely church in village setting set back from road with ample parking.
Building began in the early C14th with north , south aisles and the porch added in the C15th.The magnificent double hammerbeam roof was added in the late C15th.
The tower houses 6 bells and a tenor bell which were rehung in an steel frame in 1930.
The church is normally open to visitors.