The current church dates primarily from the C15 and is a rebuild of an earlier church. Consists of nave, chancel, north and south aisles, south porch and w…
Parish church C13 and later. Ham stone roughly squared and coursed, with ashlar dressings; plain clay tiles between coped gables to chancel south aisle and…
Parish church of mainly C12 and C13 with later additions. Water ingress problems leading to damp as evidenced by the algal growth on the north and south si…
Parish church i tiny comm. C13 and later. Local stone with Ham stone dressings and banded clay tile roof. Nave and Chancel with south porch and western bel…
Late C16/early C17 group of shops, offices, houses and flats with two prominent projecting two and three storey porches. A 2010 planning appeal refused a p…
Early C19 Rope walk. Extremely long (97 metres) building of three-storeys, partly open at ground floor level, oak trusses with weatherboarding and windows …
The building dates to 1583. It became Chard Grammar School in 1671 and has been a school ever since. It has an L-Plan layout with five bays, a rear wing an…
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