Saint Nicholas in Strumpshaw

Saint Nicholas in Strumpshaw in Broadland is a Anglicana church. It is near Stone Road and is also known as St Nicholas, Buckenham. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas and is built in the Norman architecture style. It was built in 1150 and is a listed building. Saint Nicholas also exists in Brandiston. Ⓦ.

Amenity
place of worship
Building Type
church
Operator
Churches Conservation Trust
Website
https://www.visitchurches.org.uk/visit/church-listing/st-nicholas-buckenham.html

Tourist information offices

  • Information. Facilities, train times, engineering works – approx. 500 m.
  • Trails from Lingwood & Buckenham Railway Stations – approx. 500 m.
  • Welcome to Buckenham. Network route map – approx. 500 m.
  • Welcome to Buckenham Marshes. RSPB nature reserve in Yare Valley – approx. 500 m.
  • Buckenham Marshes Nature Reserve – approx. 550 m.
  • Buckenham Wood. An opportunity for Strumpshaw and Neighbouring Parishes – approx. 1,3 km.
  • Strumpshaw Parish Council – approx. 1,7 km.
  • Community Paths – approx. 2,1 km.
  • Strumpshaw Parish Council – approx. 2,2 km.

Bus stops

  • Shoulder of Mutton, opp – approx. 2,0 km.
  • Shoulder of Mutton, adj – approx. 2,0 km.
  • The Huntsman, opp – approx. 2,1 km.
  • The Huntsman, adj – approx. 2,1 km.
  • Stone Road, opp – approx. 2,2 km.
  • Stone Road, adj – approx. 2,2 km.

Stations

  • Buckenham – approx. 550 m.

Campsite

  • Strumpshaw Steam Museum – approx. 1,0 km.

Museum

  • Strumpshaw Steam Museum (opening hours: Mon–Sat closed; Sun, Holiday 10:30–15:30, fee required, web) (NR13 4HR) – approx. 1,2 km.

Events venues

  • Ha Ha Farm – approx. 3,0 km.
Inception 1150
Architectural style Norman architecture
Dedicated to Saint Nicholas
Heritage designation Grade I listed building
Located in Strumpshaw
Country United Kingdom
Location Buckenham