Latitude: 52.8203 / 52°49'13"N
Longitude: -0.1074 / 0°6'26"W
OS Eastings: 527635
OS Northings: 326433
OS Grid: TF276264
Mapcode National: GBR JY9.3NQ
Mapcode Global: WHHMG.BC3Q
Plus Code: 9C4XRVCV+42
Entry Name: The Wykeham Chapel of St Nicholas
Listing Date: 7 February 1967
Last Amended: 7 December 1987
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1064471
English Heritage Legacy ID: 198083
Also known as: St Nicholas' Chapel, Wykeham
ID on this website: 101064471
Location: Wykeham, South Holland, Lincolnshire, PE12
County: Lincolnshire
District: South Holland
Civil Parish: Weston
Traditional County: Lincolnshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Lincolnshire
Church of England Parish: Weston St Mary
Church of England Diocese: Lincoln
Tagged with: Chapel
WESTON THE CHASE TF 22 NE (north side)
4/121 The Wykeham Chapel of St Nicholas (formerly listed as 7.2.67 Ruins of Wykeham Chapel)
G.V. I
Private chapel, now ruin. 1311, late C18, late C19. Limestone ashlar, some red brick patching. Nave and chancel in one. Moulded plinth and string course, regularly placed 4 stage buttresses with south west polygonal stair turret with slit lights. West front with large pointed window with slender nook shafts and hood mould, now blocked with brick. Outline of building formerly attached to west after the window was blocked; with rectangular window to right breaking into original window opening, with ashlar gabled wall above. Rectangular blocked window and doorway with Caernarvon head to right. Various corbels below. North side with 3 large pointed windows alternating with buttresses; that to the right, blocked; those to the left each with 3 lights and intersecting tracery. East end with large pointed window with flanking buttresses and sill band; nook shafts, hood mould and fragmentary tracery in head. Low late C19 ashlar walls run to east enclosing private graveyard, with wrought iron railing, and gateway to south. South side of chapel with doorway to left with pointed head, continuously moulded surround of 2 orders, and wrought iron gate. 3 large pointed windows above; that to left, blocked; that in centre with reticulated tracery and 3 ogee headed lights; and that to right with 3 pointed lights and intersecting tracery. Small rectangular opening in bay to left. Interior with east and west windows with nook shafts and hood moulds. East window flanked by ornate, crocketed and finialled single niches with flanking pinnacles. South-west pointed doorway to stair turret, with continuous chamfered surround. Above south doorway is a shelf with various fragments sculpted with shields. Gable outlines above east and west gables. Built for Prior Hatfield of Spalding as a private chapel for his country house. Scheduled as Ancient Monument No. 45.
Listing NGR: TF2763526433
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