About this location
This Grade I listed medieval parish church, originally built in 1213 and mainly dating from the 15th century, with battlements added in an 1867 restoration, is a historic Gothic church filming location in Buckinghamshire. A porch, a nave with two side aisles, a chancel, a vestry and a bell tower, with beautiful stained glass, an organ, a noteworthy monument and a large lawned churchyard, suit period drama, feature films, weddings and photoshoots.
Key features
- Grade I listed medieval parish church
- Originally built in 1213, mainly 15th century
- Battlements added in an 1867 restoration
- Nave with two side aisles and chancel
- Beautiful stained-glass windows
- Organ and noteworthy monument
- Bell tower
- Large, well-kept lawned churchyard
- No external overhead wiring
Room breakdown
- Porch
- Nave with two side aisles
- Chancel
- Vestry
- Bell tower
- Churchyard
Parking and accessibility
- Gravel parking in front of the church
- Further parking in the adjacent field with landowner permission
Amenities
- Electricity and mains water
- Oil-boiler heating
- Portaloo
- Some ambient road noise