Latitude: 52.5537 / 52°33'13"N
Longitude: -1.138 / 1°8'16"W
OS Eastings: 458541
OS Northings: 295440
OS Grid: SP585954
Mapcode National: GBR 8NF.T9N
Mapcode Global: VHCT1.727P
Plus Code: 9C4WHV36+FQ
Entry Name: Church of St Andrew
Listing Date: 7 October 1957
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1074767
English Heritage Legacy ID: 188885
Also known as: St Andrew's Church, Countesthorpe
ID on this website: 101074767
Location: St Andrew's Church, Countesthorpe, Blaby, Leicestershire, LE8
County: Leicestershire
District: Blaby
Civil Parish: Countesthorpe
Built-Up Area: Countesthorpe
Traditional County: Leicestershire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Leicestershire
Church of England Parish: Countesthorpe St Andrew
Church of England Diocese: Leicester
Tagged with: Church building
COUNTESTHORPE SP59 NE MAIN STREET (West Side)
1/15 Church of St. Andrew
7.10.57 II GV
Parish Church. Tower of C15, the rest of 1841 by H. Goddard. Interior remodelled in 1907 by T.P. Brown. Random granite rubble with limestone dressings and Welsh slate roofs. West tower, nave with two aisles, chancel. Tower has angle buttresses and paired foiled lights to bell chamber. Embattled parapet with angle pinnacles with fleurons above corbels. In the plinth of the west wall a door has been cut through, with a Perpendicular three light window above it. Coped gabled south porch, buttressed south aisle which has lancet windows. Nave and aisles roofed in a single span. Lancet windows in chancel but a three light Decorated style east window. Lancet and wide traceried lights to north, and vestry. Inside, the rubble walls are exposed throughout, and the triple chamfered tower arch looks early C14, above it a former roof profile is apparently visible. The three bay arcades are of brick, flat arches with minimal abaci to square pillars. Roof springs from corbels, the tie beams surmounted by king struts. Chancel arch also brick, in the same minimal style as the nave arcades, with a low relief brick cross ahove it. Wood panelling and reredos to chancel. Medieval font, octagonal with plain panels and moulding above the shaft. Arms of George II over the south doorway. Stained glass; in the east window of the south aisle, by Kempe, commemorating St. Andrew. Undated glass in chancel east window predominantly blue and red, depicting the Crucifixion.
Listing NGR: SP5854195440
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