The Grade 1 church is Early English and Decorated. The Giffard Chapel
of 1270 with its unique wheel window and monuments is of great architectural
distinction. There is much reassembled medieval glass, some from
Salisbury Cathedral.
Opening arrangements: Normally open
Address: 2 Farm Bungalow, Boyton, Warminster BA12 0SS
Another Grade 1 church situated in a secluded village above the Wylye. The
church consisting of simple nave and chancel was built c1300. Its interest lies
in the complete internal renewal of 1624 with plastered wagon ceiling,
furnishings and series of wall texts and scrolled decorations.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: Sherrington, Warminster BA12 0SN
The Grade 1 church is set back behind cottages in a little close of its own. It is
predominantly Norman and Early English. There is a solid wall between nave
and chancel topped by a good rood screen of 1910 designed by Cecil Hare.
There are a number of interesting monuments in the church.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: Stockton, Warminster, BA12 0SE
The cruciform church is Grade 1 and backs onto Dinton Park . It is mainly
Decorated with reticulated window tracery. The church was restored by
Butterfield. There is a Norman font and good monuments to the Wyndham
family.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: St Mary’s Rd, Dinton, Salisbury SP3 5HH
This Grade 1 church is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. It has
a delightful setting above the River Ebble. The tower and chancel are
medieval but the nave was rebuilt in the 18th century. Inside there is a fine set
of late 17th century stalls and pews together with a Kempe window.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: Stratford Tony, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP5 4AT