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St Leonard in Sedgehill and Semley

St Leonard in Wiltshire, Sedgehill and Semley is a Anglicana church. It is near Sem Hill and is also known as St Leonard's Church, Semley. The church belongs to the Diocese of Salisbury and is dedicated to Leonard of Noblac. It is a listed building. St Leonard also exists in Berwick St. Leonard.

Amenity
place of worship
Building Type
church
Legend

Cafés

  • Semley Village Stores (outdoor seating) – approx. 100 m.
  • Compton McRae (outdoor seating) (SP7 9AW) – approx. 1,2 km.

Public bookcases

  • Poetry Library – approx. 100 m.

Specialist shops

  • Langfords Car Spares – approx. 2,1 km.

Pubs

  • Benett Arms – approx. 200 m.

Roads nearby

Sem Hill
550 m
Tokes Lane
1,1 km
Broad Oak Farm
1,4 km
Station Road
Compton McRae
1,5 km
Britmore Lane
1,8 km
Whitebridge Farm
2,0 km
Butlers Lane
2,3 km
Lower Wincombe Lane
2,3 km
Berry Wood Lane
Donhead St Mary
2,3 km
Church Hill
2,5 km
Pigtrough Lane
2,5 km

Body of waters nearby

Eelstage Pond
1,2 km
Lower Linley Pond
2,5 km

Buildings nearby

Kirton Farm
300 m
Kirton Barn
350 m
Whitethorn
600 m
Grove House
800 m
Whitebridge Farm Cottages
1,8 km
Coot Cottage
2,4 km

Community centres nearby

Semley Village Hall
800 m

Farmyards nearby

Church Farm
Benett Arms
200 m
Glebe Farm
500 m
Tokes Farm
1,2 km
Broard Oak Farm
1,3 km
Marshes Farm
1,6 km
The Farm, Whitebridge
1,9 km
Hook Farm
2,4 km

Forests nearby

South Wood
750 m
Lyefields Copse
800 m
Oysters Coppice
850 m
Ambrose Copse
1,3 km
Hilldown Copse
1,5 km
Coppit Dennis
1,7 km
Crates Wood
1,9 km
Aldermoor Copse
2,0 km
Hook Copse
2,1 km

Grass nearby

Church Green
300 m

Houses nearby

The Grange
500 m
Calestone
650 m
Tokes
1,1 km
Wincombe Lodge
2,0 km

Industrial areas nearby

Chaldicot Barns
1,3 km
Semley Ind Est
1,6 km
Whitebridge Industrial Estate
1,8 km

Nursing homes nearby

Hays House
2,2 km

Railway lines nearby

West of England Line
650 m

Residential areas nearby

Semley
250 m
Kingsettle Estate
2,1 km

Rivers nearby

River Sem
1,3 km
Dedicated to Leonard of Noblac
Diocese Diocese of Salisbury
Heritage designation Grade II listed building
Located in Sedgehill and Semley
Country United Kingdom