St Michael & All Angels, Knights Enham
St Michael & All Angels, Knights Enham
St Michael and All Angels at Knights Enham, on the edge of Andover, is a Grade I parish church of Norman origin, mainly thirteenth-century, in the Diocese of Winchester.
- Location
- Knights Enham, Hampshire
- Country
- England
- County
- Hampshire
- City / town
- Knights Enham
- Address
- Enham Lane, Knights Enham, Hampshire, SP10 4DS
- Postcode
- SP10 4DS
- Built
- Norman origin, mainly C13; C17 porch; C19 vestry
- Denomination
- Church of England
- Dedication
- Michael
- Diocese
- Winchester
- Parish
- Andover
- Grade
- I
- Style
- Norman and Early English
- Materials
- Cement-rendered walls, tile roof, shingled bell-turret; flint vestry with stone dressings
- Grid reference
- SU 363 479
- Opening hours
- Usually open from about 8am until 4pm daily.
- Access
- Level access to the main areas. Accessible toilets nearby
Overview
Historic England records a narrow single-cell church of Norman origin with mainly thirteenth-century features, a shingled bell-turret with spire, a seventeenth-century timber-framed south porch, and a nineteenth-century flint vestry. The external walling is cement rendered; exposed stonework of a filled two-bay thirteenth-century arcade marks a former south aisle. Inside, a timber-framed structure with a rood beam separates nave and chancel; the north nave wall has painted Creed and Lord’s Prayer texts, and there is a Norman tub font. Listed Grade I on 24 February 1950 (NHLE 1093461). The church is in the parish of Andover.