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Built on an early 8th century monastic site in 1612 by Sir James Altham, as the chapel to his new Hall.
Oxhey Chapel, now surrounded by 1940's housing, is to be found between the 1953 parish church and vicarage.
The little flint and brick building comes as delightful surprise. Its superb font, reredos, west doors, roof, communion rails, chancel, paving and the Altham monument are all 17th century. The seating arrangements and other furnishings date from a restoration in 1897, but complement the earlier work.
Grade II* listed building
- Type:
- Place of Worship