The parish church of St. Giles is situated to the north of the high Street in the middle of the village. The road drops down around the church giving the feeling of elevation to the church itself. This grade II listed property dates back as far as the 12th century and occupies a generous plot with land on all four aspects and a public footpath which runs through the grounds for the local residents. Although the church is predominately open plan, it is split into sections which include the main ceremony area which has a raised area where the alter sat and services where taken, two side rooms and a section towards the rear which has access to the bell tower that stands over 30ft tall. The church is stone built and has concrete floors and the roof is made up of original and partly restored wooden beams throughout. The current owner purchased the church with a view to converting it into a residential dwelling and had several designs and plans drawn up to make this into a family home. Therefore this would make a fantastic development opportunity for the right buyer (STPP) and has the potential to be a stunning home