St Peter's Church Wolfhampcote open day
St Peter's Church, Wolfhampcote, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 8AR
This stunning 14th century church is the sole survivor of the lost village of Wolfhampcote, which lies buried to the north. It's tough exterior of crooked windows, stout buttresses and multi-coloured patchwork stone conceals an orderly and serene interior. Limewashed walls scatter light from huge windows on the church’s treasures including a beautifully carved fourteenth-century screen, a Queen Anne Royal Arms, a Victorian Hood mausoleum and a collection of oak benches dating between 1330 and 1360, one with unique end carvings. The beamed roof of the chancel is a rustic marvel to behold.
It is now under the car of the Churches Conservation Trust and the Friends Group run many events to keep this church used by the community.
St Peter's Church, Wolfhampcote, Rugby, Warwickshire, CV23 8AR
There is limited parking available next to the churchyard due to its rural position. Access to the entrance is via a mown path through the churchyard, reaching the west porch across a bumpy churchyard. There is one step down to an uneven porch and a further step down to the nave. There are some steps inside the church too but mostly flat stone floors.
This church is available for Champing in the summer months.