Yatton Chapel

This tiny gem of a church in its farmyard setting is both remote and romantic. Built by the Normans shortly after the Conquest, it lies down a farm track deep in the countryside. An ideal stopping place for walkers.

Its atmosphere is reinforced by crumbling plaster walls and simple earth floor. There is a twelfth-century tympanum over the door. This holy place is wild but not savage, and perhaps just a little enchanted.

This chapel is now in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust