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An attractive village of typical chequer stone and flint cottages sitting on the banks of the River Nadder in a peaceful valley lies this character village of typical chequer stone and flint cottages.
The restored Perpendicular church has a splendid 17th century Jacobean pulpit, triple lancet in the east window are beautiful. The church dates from 1878 and was designed by Scott.
Zeals House has parts dating back to medieval times and added to in the 19th century.
During the Civil War Charles II stayed here for a night, during his flight towards the coast after the battle of Worcester had been lost.
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- Landmark