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St James the Great in Elmsted

St James the Great in Elmsted in Folkestone and Hythe is a Anglicana church. It is near Spong Lane and is also known as St James the Great's Church, Elmsted. The church belongs to the Diocese of Canterbury and is dedicated to St. James the Elder. It was built in 1050 and is a listed building.

Amenity
place of worship
Building Type
church

Bus stops

  • Park Corner – approx. 700 m.
  • The Timber Batts – approx. 1,1 km.

Roads nearby

Spong Lane
800 m
Maxted Street
Elmsted
1,0 km
Misling Lane
1,4 km
Stone Street
Tumulus Farm, Six Mile Garage
1,9 km
The Street
Hastingleigh, The Bowl Inn
1,9 km
Dean Hill
1,9 km
Bowl Field
2,0 km
Hedgecock Wood
2,0 km
Tamley Lane
2,1 km
Beckets Close
2,1 km
Hassell Street
2,2 km
Sheep Court Lane
2,2 km
Thorn Lane
2,3 km
Clapper Hill
2,3 km
Kilndowne Place
2,3 km
Waltham Road
Witherdane
2,5 km
Stowting Hill
2,6 km
Brabourne Lane
2,7 km
Sandy Lane
2,7 km
Canterbury Road
Zion, The Five Bells, Brabourne
2,8 km
Pilgrims Way
3,0 km
Scot's Lane
3,1 km

Buildings nearby

Stone Hall
2,0 km
The Michael Rust Studio
2,1 km

Campsite nearby

The Sunny Field
1,1 km
Little North Leigh Farm
2,2 km

Car repair shops nearby

The Garage
2,1 km

Community centres nearby

Evington Village Hall
1,8 km
Stowting Village Hall
3,0 km

Farmyards nearby

Elmsted Court Farm
150 m
Dean Farm
1,8 km

Garden centres nearby

Stone Farm Nursery
1,9 km

Houses nearby

Court Lodge Oast Farm
1,5 km
South Hill Farm
2,2 km
Smeed Farm
2,8 km
New Barn Farm
3,0 km

Industrial areas nearby

Jackson Fencing
1,7 km

Pavilions nearby

Stowting Cricket Club
2,9 km

Petrol stations nearby

Six Mile Garage
1,9 km

Places of worship nearby

St Mary, Hastingleigh
1,5 km

Pubs nearby

The Timber Batts Pub and Forge
1,1 km
The George Inn
1,8 km
The Bowl Inn
2,1 km

Residential areas nearby

Court Lodge Farm
1,5 km
Radstone Gate
2,4 km

Stables nearby

Clean Classics
1,9 km

Woodlands nearby

Spong Wood
750 m
Westfield Wood
1,8 km
Reed's Wood
2,7 km
Inception 1050
Dedicated to St. James the Elder
Diocese Diocese of Canterbury
Heritage designation Grade I listed building
Located in Elmsted
Country United Kingdom