Latitude: 52.0477 / 52°2'51"N
Longitude: -0.1971 / 0°11'49"W
OS Eastings: 523734
OS Northings: 240347
OS Grid: TL237403
Mapcode National: GBR J64.QYM
Mapcode Global: VHGN7.JSNL
Plus Code: 9C4X2RX3+35
Entry Name: Church of St Nicholas
Listing Date: 27 May 1968
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1347342
English Heritage Legacy ID: 162216
Also known as: Church of St Nicholas, Hinxworth
St Nicholas Church, Hinxworth
ID on this website: 101347342
Location: St Nicholas Church, Hinxworth, North Hertfordshire, SG7
County: Hertfordshire
District: North Hertfordshire
Civil Parish: Hinxworth
Traditional County: Hertfordshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Hertfordshire
Church of England Parish: Hinxworth
Church of England Diocese: St.Albans
Tagged with: Church building
TL 24 SW HINXWORTH ASHWELL ROAD (South west side) Hinxworth 1/104 Church of 27.5.68 St. Nicholas
GV II*
Parish Church. C14 tower and nave. C15 alterations. Circa 1830 rebuilt chancel. Flint rubble with clunch dressings. Chancel is chequered red brick with stone dressings. 2-stage W tower with angle buttresses and battlements. Mostly clunch, it has a 2-light traceried W window and similar belfry windows. C15 S porch with shallow-gabled parapet and 4-centre-arched door in moulded square frame. W side of porch has a hooded 3-light window; corresponding E window blocked. The nave is battlemented and has on N and S sides a 3-light traceried window with 6 trefoiled lancets in tympanum. Other windows are 1 and 2 lights, except for 3-light net-traceried E window. N nave door with simple C14 pointed arch. Interior: Aisle-less nave with late C19 panelled roof retaining 4 C15 carved wooden corbel figures. In splay of N nave window and in SE corner of nave are 2 canopied niches. Spiral rood staircase next to N window. Big W arch with semi-octagonal shafts. Mis-shapen C14 chancel arch. The chancel has panelled ceiling with simple bosses. Circa 1830 reeded dado and altar back. Good early-mid C19 stained glass. Brasses in chancel: on N wall, mid C15; on floor; man, woman and 6 children, believed to be John Lambard, Alderman of London (d.1487). Mid C18 pulpit with fielded panels. C16-17 Rector's chair. Small mid C19 octagonal font. (Pevsner (1977)).
Listing NGR: TL2373440347
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