St James the Great Church (Church of England) Claydon, Cherwell, Oxfordshire OX17 1HH

Details

 Accessibility

Limited on-street parking. 

A level pavement leads to the church's double gates, and from here a gravel uneven path continues to the porch entrance.

The grounds and graves are unpaved.

From the porch, the church's interior is reached via a step.

A portable ramp is available in the porch entrance. 

The Nave is accessed via a step. 

The central aisle leads to the Chancel and Altar and is accessed by several steps.

Brief description

"Church of St James the Great' is a Grade II* listed building dating from AD 1100 (Norman/12th Century). The north aisle, south doorway, and Chancel date from this period. The West Tower and South Porch date from the 14th-15th century." The church was later restored in 1860 by William White, William_White (architect) - Wikipedia

Claydon, Oxfordshire - Wikipedia

A full architectural description of the church's interior and exterior is available online from the British Listed Buildings website.

Church of St James the Great, Claydon with Clattercot, Oxfordshire (britishlistedbuildings.co.uk)

Address

St James the Great Church, Church Lane, Claydon, Oxfordshire OX17 1EW

Email

Get in touch - Claydon: St James the Great - A Church Near You

Phone

01295 750385

Website

Claydon: St James the Great - A Church Near You

Directions

From Banbury - head north on A423 for 7 miles

From Royal Leamington Spa - head south on A423 and A425 for 15 miles.

Opening Times

Sunday Services - Every Second Sunday at 10.00 am (1 hour).

Always check with the venue directly for up-to-date information including opening times and admission charges as they may be subject to change

Transport

Amenities

Banbury had many public houses and cafes serving food and drinks.