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ST NICHOLAS CHURCH, LITTLE CHISHILL

A Norman parish church on the Icknield Way, standing above our village for nearly a thousand years.

Welcome to the website of
St Nicholas, the parish church of Little Chishill.
Our building has stood here for the best part of a thousand years. Today it belongs to everyone who cares about this remarkable place, whether you come to worship, to visit, or to help us protect it for the future.

The view out through the arched stone porch doorway of St Nicholas Church, Little Chishill, to the churchyard, its gravestones and old trees.

OUR STORY

Seven hundred years of a village church, from Domesday to today

The flint and stone south porch of St Nicholas Church, Little Chishill, with its gabled tiled roof and Perpendicular arched entrance.

THE BUILDING

A Norman chancel, a Perpendicular porch, and a tomb the village calls the naughty nun’s.

The medieval studded oak door of St Nicholas Church, Little Chishill, standing open in its arched stone doorway, looking out through the porch to the churchyard beyond.

VISIT US

How to find us, when we’re open, church services and how to get in touch.

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"A handsome tall porch with slender blank arcading inside."

Nikolaus Pevsner​The Buildings of England: Cambridgeshire.

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