Saint Andrews Church in Norwich
Saint Andrews Church in Norwich is a Anglicana church, Church Lane 39 (NR4 6NW). It is also known as Saint Andrew and belongs to the Anglican Diocese of Norwich. The church is dedicated to Andrew the Apostle and is a listed building. Saint Andrews Church also exists in Surrey.
- House Number
- 39
- Postal Code
- NR4 6NW
- Street
- Church Lane
- Amenity
- place of worship
- Building Type
- church
- Website
- https://www.standrewseaton.org.uk/
Bus stops
Pharmacy
Pet shops
Charging stations
Artwork
Bicycle hires
Tourist information offices
Social facility
Recycling centres
Cafés
Roads nearby
Saint Andrews Drive50 m
Havant Close100 m
Chestnut HillBoots
200 m
Senna Drive200 m
Tamarind Mews250 m
Eaton StreetWelcome to Cringleford Meadow, Yare Valley Walk, Eaton / Slip Road Bus Shelter, Eaton / Red Lion Bus Shelter, Eaton Village, Cringleford, Keswick and Eaton Parish Walks, Kett's Country Trail, Kett's Country, Shell Recharge
250 m
Bluebell RoadStrawberry Field, Our Campus meadows are changing - to benefit people and wildlife, Norwich / Bluebell Road, Colman 5, Colman 4, North Park Avenue, Bluebell Road / The Avenues, Bluebell Road / o/s UEA Entrance, University Entrance, opp, Browne
250 m
Nutfield Close300 m
The Loke300 m
Newmarket Road Slip RoadSlip Road, adj
300 m
GreenwaysGreenways / Nutfield Close, Greenways / Cranleigh Rise, Greenways / Ellcar Rise, Duverlin Close, opp
350 m
Intwood RoadIntwood Road / The Loke, Circular Walk, Intwood Road / Oakfields Road, Post Office, Intwood Road / Keswick Road
350 m
Newmarket RoadNorwich / Newmarket Road / Brunswick Road, Norwich / Brunswick Road, Eaton, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Judges Walk, Newmarket Rd / Judges Walk, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Elveden Close, Elveden Close, opp, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Albemarle Road, Norwich / Town Close Road, Leopold Road, adj, Newmarket Rd / Eaton Road, Newmarket Road / High School, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Lime Tree Road, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Limetree Road, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Townclose Road, Norwich / Newmarket Road / Branksome Road, Newmarket Road / Eagle Walk, Newmarket Road
400 m
Eatonhill400 m
Oakfields Close400 m
Merrow Gardens400 m
Newmarket Drive450 m
Ebbisham DriveEbbisham Drive / Greenways
450 m
Church LaneChurch Lane opp / Marston Lane, Church Lane, Eaton Village Sign, Church Lane / Waitrose, St Andrew’s Parent and Toddler Group, Waite & Rose Cafe, Mutt&Co, Church Lane / Havant Close
450 m
Oakfields Road550 m
Buildings nearby
Eaton Saint Andrews Church Hall and Centre100 m
Stable annexe150 m
Stratfords of Eaton200 m
Shops nearby
R.J. Litten & Partners250 m
Apartment buildings nearby
Tenison Court250 m
Daisy Hill Court400 m
Buildings nearby
Gas Installation250 m
Charity shops nearby
PACT Animal Sanctuary200 m
Finnbar’s Force Family Support Centre200 m
Dry cleaner's nearby
Norfolk Alterations200 m
Fast food restaurants nearby
Eaton Fish Bar200 m
Planet Wok200 m
Funeral directors nearby
Gordon Barber200 m
Gardens nearby
Pub Garden250 m
Hairdresser's nearby
The Hair Partnership200 m
Houses nearby
The Old House150 m
Church Farm150 m
Winkworth250 m
The Vicarage500 m
Meadows nearby
Cringleford Meadow350 m
Office buildings nearby
Cringleford Business Centre500 m
Opticians nearby
Coe, Costa & Moore Opticians200 m
Places of worship nearby
Saint Peter500 m
Pubs nearby
The Red Lion200 m
The Cellar House250 m
Rivers nearby
River Yare300 m
Social facilities nearby
Leander Court350 m
Supermarkets nearby
Waitrose200 m
Other nearby
The Mardle Rail350 m
| Dedicated to | Andrew the Apostle |
|---|---|
| Diocese | Anglican Diocese of Norwich |
| Heritage designation | Grade II* listed building |
| Located in | Norwich |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Location | Eaton |
| Railway | |
| Bus | |
| Tram |
| Cycle path | |
| Cycle lane on road | |
| Cycling on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Cyclists allowed | |
| Cyclists allowed, good surface | |
| No cycling | |
| Cobblestones |
| Long-distance cycle route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance cycle route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| No pedestrians |