St. Nicholas’ Church in North & Middle Littleton was originally built in the 12th century but significantly remodelled in the 13th century. Later works were completed by the Victorian architect Frederick Preedy created the church as it is today. The churchyard sits next to the 17th century Jacobean Manor House (privately owned) and behind the church is a 14th century Tithe Barn owned and maintained by the National Trust.
The church is usually open for visitors. At present no Sunday services are taking place. The church is still open for weddings and funerals - and burials are still possible in the churchyard. For further details please contact the vicar, Rev Jo Fielding revjo.eastvale@gmail.com
There is prayer space in the south transept for those who want some peace and quiet, and tea and coffee facilities are usually available for passing visitors.
For services, please see the Home page for details.
There are no kitchen or toilet facilities.
updated December 2025
