Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
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- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
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Andrew C Jackson
28.02.2024
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Beautiful little church with seperate bell tower. A café, shop and post-office all under the same roof.Beautiful Scones but could do with being bigger.
Alison Fletcher
17.02.2024
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
What a gem of a place! Great village location good shop and lovely tea rooms upstairs what a beatiful location. Volunteer run and all very friendly and helpful. Age UK run some support for older people needing help with IT.
Naman Mukesh Chaudhary
31.01.2024
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Unmissable. The church buildings date from early 14th century but restored and extended to designs by Gilbert Scott. Its detached Bell Tower is one of the oldest timber structures in Britain dating from around 1195/96. It is one of a group of four timber bell towers in the area including Pembridge, Mamble and Kinghton-on-Teme.
Len Jones
30.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Nice little village church. Seems to have a thriving village shop based in the church. Like a lot of churches it's a pity they removed all the old pews in favour of chairs.
Wouter Kolkman
23.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Lots of history in a scenic setting.
Andy Capp
22.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
A shop a church and a post office great
Andrew Hazel Holly Leo Wichtowski
21.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Interesting place with it's separate bell tower, there's a village shop and café in the church, unfortunately shut when we visited, plants for sale outside and bric-a-brac in.
Geraldine Smith
20.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
Wonderful community shop and cafe run by volunteers. Very friendly and cafe serves coffee and cakes and sometimes bacon croissants. All in the local church which is used for worship.
Eliot Collins
18.12.2023
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole
St Leonard's Church is an unusual structure, originally 14th century but rebuilt in the 19th century and reorganized in 2009.One of the more unique features of St Leonard's is the 12th century detached bell tower. The floor is medieval encaustic tiles and the upper structure is supported by massive oak beams.The main church was rebuilt by George Gilbert Scott in the 1860s but it is now a multi-use space. In addition to regular worship, there is a cafe on the gallery, a post office and a community shop.
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Green Ln, Yarpole, Leominster HR6 0BB
Church of St Leonard, Yarpole