Wendlebury : St Giles

Grade II listed.
Origins in C13 but largely rebuilt during C18. Building material consists of coursed squared limestone rubble and random rubble with ashlar dressings. The roof is of plain tile.
Features include a nave, chancel, north transept and south-west porch. The chancel is C18 and features east and west windows with ‘y’ tracery. The nave includes two similar windows.
The C20 porch shelters a C15 doorway.
The north transept features a two-light C13 window with plate tracery.

Interior:
C13 stone font.
There is also a C13 tomb recess in the transept.

About this church

Grade II listed.
Origins in C13 but largely rebuilt during C18. Building material consists of coursed squared limestone rubble and random rubble with ashlar dressings. The roof is of plain tile.
Features include a nave, chancel, north transept and south-west porch. The chancel is C18 and features east and west windows with ‘y’ tracery. The nave includes two similar windows.
The C20 porch shelters a C15 doorway.
The north transept features a two-light C13 window with plate tracery.

Interior:
C13 stone font.
There is also a C13 tomb recess in the transept.

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