All Saints Church

One cannot help but marvel at the grandeur of All Saints Church. Located in the Worcestershire region, the church sits near Spetchley Park. A designated site of English heritage, the church is now deemed redundant. This Anglican Church can be dated back to the 13th century with the oldest surviving part dating back to the 14th century. Built with grey lias stone, the church is constructed in the Gothic style of architecture. Many fragments of the church, for example the windows, exhibit Perpendicular style of architecture as well. The redundant church is housed on a bed of green churchyard. Apart from the listed times, the church is usually open on bank holiday Mondays, and whenever Spetchley Park is open. At other times the key can be obtained from a nearby keyholder.