St Paul's Church, Kexby. (Now a private residential property) - Closed – no public access.

Details

Accessibility:

There is parking outside the graveyard. There is a gravel path which wheelchair users may need assistance with. There is only public access to the graveyard. There are no public toilets available.

Brief Description:

St Paul’s Church in Kexby was built in 1853 and designed by F C Penrose. It was built to replace a lost medieval chapel which was dedicated to St Mary. It is a Grade II Listed Building which has lots of interesting architectural detail including an octagonal bell tower. It has now been converted to a residential property so it closed to the public, although there is public access to the graveyard.

Further Information

Address:

Far Farm, Kexby, York, North Yorkshire Y041 5LA

Email:

No email available.

Phone:

01759 301386

Website:

No website available.

Opening Hours:

Open at all times.

Directions:

Travelling from York via A1079. Take Lawrence Street/A1079. At the roundabout take the 2^nd exit onto Hull Road/A1079. At the roundabout take the 3^rd exit and stay on Hull Road/A1079. Continue to follow the A1079 for 3.3 miles until you reach your destination.

From Pocklington via A1079. Head south-east on Regent Street towards New Street. Continue onto South Parade. At the roundabout take the 3^rd exit onto Station Road/B1247. At the roundabout take the 1^st exit onto West Green. Continue onto Hodsow Lane. At the roundabout take the 1^st exit and stay on Hodsow Lane. At the roundabout take the 3^rd exit onto York Road/A1079 and continue to follow for 6.2 miles until you reach your destination.

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Transport:

The closest railway station is York approximately 6.6 miles away. Buses operate in the local area. For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

There are bed-and-breakfast accommodation, in the local area. Neighbouring Dunnington has a public house and a convenience store. Nearby York has a wealth of attractions including museums, churches, hotels, bed-and-breakfast accommodation, bars and restaurants, with grocery stores and shopping centres.