St Andrew's from the River Tavy
St Andrew's
St Andrew's from lychgate
St Andrew: one of earliest churches in Devonshire, dates from mid c13; nave looking east from south entrance
St Andrew: piers & four-centred arches entirely of granite; similar chancel arch
St Andrew: early c14 glass in east window with five light intersecting tracery
St Andrew: early c14 window depicting William Ferrers (grandson of founder) c.1338
St Andrew: early c14 window depicting Matilda Carminow
St Andrew: c14 window depicting pilgrim
St Andrew: c12 font of Hurdwick stone from earlier church formed of two capitals
St Andrew: remaining section of c15 rood screen with defaced saints
St Andrew: c14 Easter Sepulchre & tomb in north wall of chancel
St Andrew: William Ferrers, c.1275
St Andrew: Isolda de Cardinham, wife of William Ferrers
St Andrew: Roborough stone tomb of cross legged knight, Reginald de Ferrers; son of the founder, c.1300
St Andrew: Reginald de Ferrers, son of the founder, c.1300; coif, chain mail & shield, hands on sword
St Andrew: slab depicting Roger Champernowne; c.1461
St Andrew: Robert Willoughby, d.1522, first Lord High Admiral; early Renaissance wreaths
Chancel and East Window, St Andrew's Church, Bere Ferrers, Devon
Entry Name: Church of St Andrew
Listing Date: 21 March 1967
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1163103
English Heritage Legacy ID: 92605
ID on this website: 101163103
Location: St Andrew's Church, Bere Ferrers, West Devon, PL20
County: Devon
District: West Devon
Civil Parish: Bere Ferrers
Built-Up Area: Bere Ferrers
Traditional County: Devon
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Devon