Grade II* listed · 12th century
St Mary's Church
Ebberston's parish church — Norman in origin, standing on rising ground half a mile west of the village with wooded slopes behind.
The church of St Mary the Virgin is Grade II* listed and Norman in origin, its nave and chancel dating from the 12th century. It stands apart from the modern village, about half a mile to the west, on rising ground with wooded slopes behind it — one of the quietest and most rewarding short walks from the village.
In the churchyard, roughly 14.5 metres south-east of the porch, stands a medieval churchyard cross, itself Grade II listed.
Ebberston Hall stands a short distance to the north-east, and the churchyard gives one of the best views toward it.
The church belongs to the Church of England parish of Ebberston St Mary, in the Diocese of York.
Service times: [to confirm]
This guide does not publish service times, as they change. Please check with the Church of England parish of Ebberston St Mary (Diocese of York) or the notices at the church itself before travelling for a service.