The church is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. It is sited in
parkland and has an Early English chancel lower than the floor level
of the nave. Inside are Gothick box pews, a fine 15th century double brass
and various monuments to the Longs and Tylneys.
Opening arrangements: Keyholder nearby; ring 01249 750649 in advance
Address: Chippenham, Draycot Cerne SN15 5LG
This church is in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust. It was built in
1847 by James Thomson for Joseph Neeld MP. Situated near the M4, it has a
dramatic interior with reredos and strident glass by Thomas Wilmhurst.
Opening arrangements: Key nearby
Address: Leigh Delamere SN14 6JZ
This large Grade 1 church is essentially Perpendicular, albeit rebuilt in
1850-1. The 15th century tower has a magnificent fan- vaulted ceiling.
The fine medieval chancel arch has six carved figures in shallow niches
including St Andrew and St James. There is a painted 13th century effigy
of Sir Walter de Dunstanville.
Opening arrangements: Normally open
Address: Market Pl, Castle Combe, Chippenham SN14 7HT
This Grade 1 church has a Norman south doorway and font. The bell turret
is 13th century. The interior is pleasing with its Georgian box pews.
The sanctuary is Victorian.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: Church Rd, Biddestone, Chippenham SN14 7DR
This small and simple Grade 1 church has a Norman south doorway and an
Early English chancel and bellcote. The font is also Norman. It remains a
church of great atmosphere in spite of its restoration by Godwin in 1860.
Opening arrangements: Open daily
Address: Ditteridge, Corsham SN13 8QF