All Saints, Odiham
All Saints, Odiham
All Saints is a Grade I parish church at The Bury, Odiham, Hampshire, in the Diocese of Winchester. Historic England dates the chancel and the base of the west tower to the thirteenth century, with a rebuilding around 1500 that produced aisles enveloping the tower and north and south chapels giving a three-gable east wall.
- Location
- Odiham, Hampshire
- Country
- England
- County
- Hampshire
- City / town
- Odiham
- Address
- The Bury, Odiham, Hampshire, RG29 1LZ
- Postcode
- RG29 1LZ
- Built
- C13 chancel and tower base; rebuilt c.1500; tower stages above eaves mid-C17
- Denomination
- Church of England
- Dedication
- All Saints
- Diocese
- Winchester
- Parish
- Odiham All Saints
- Grade
- I
- Style
- Gothic; mid-C17 brick tower stages with classical detail
- Materials
- Flint with stone rubble and some brick; red tile roofs; mid-C17 red brick to the upper tower
- Grid reference
- SU 749 506
- Opening hours
- The church is normally open every day from 9am until 5pm.
- Access
- Accessible toilets nearby. Level access to the main areas. Ramp or level access available on request
Overview
Walling is flint with variable stone rubble and some brick, under red tile roofs in three lines. The nave has three arches on the north (fourteenth century) and four on the south (thirteenth century). Most windows are restored Decorated and Perpendicular tracery. The two tower stages above eaves level are mid-seventeenth-century red brick with classical detail: Ionic pilasters, a rusticated round-headed bell opening, crenellated parapet and early nineteenth-century corner pinnacles.
Interior fittings listed by Historic England include a seventeenth-century pulpit, galleries of 1632, a series of small brasses, a royal coat of arms of 1661, a churchwarden's chest and a font of about 1500. The church stands near Odiham High Street, about ten miles from Basingstoke.