St Basil's Church

Church Tower

The church is made of stone and during its long life many alterations have taken place so that only the tower and chancel remain of the original building. Major renovations took place in the late 18th century (when many of the memorial stones lining the aisles were laid) and again in the late 19th century (when the organ was removed from a wooden gallery and that gallery was removed, and new pews were installed).​The tower contains a peal of eight bells recast and installed in 1999 to celebrate the second millennium since our Lord's birth.

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St Basil's church yard is home to a hundred of graves, as well as plant and wildlife. Thomas to write something about the biodiversity?

Church yard

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St Basils Church was built on its present site, in 1079, it was re-built between 1101-1126. To the left of the nave altar is the Tredegar Chapel and 1917 the family vault was moved outside the north wall of the church. Bright painted windows in the chapel depict St. John the Baptist baptising Jesus and also the Crucifixion of our Lord.There are many interesting and ornate marble and wooden memorial slabs and tablets in the walls of the nave, chancel and Tredegar Chapel. A visit to explore the many features of the building for yourself is recommended.

St Basil's Church

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