All Saints Church

All Saints Church is a believer’s haven. The Anglican Church is located in the Chadshunt village of Warwickshire. A site of English heritage, the church is deemed redundant at present. The church has often been described as ‘long, low and massive’. Dating back to the 12th century, the church was suitably renovated and reconstructed in the 14th century. Renovation work continued till the 20th century. Built with ironstone, the church is a shining example of Norman architecture with overtones of Gothic style. The churchyard houses many tombs and memorials which are also designated pieces of heritage.