St Bartholomew’s stands in the centre of the village of Hognaston on a slight rise. The origins of the building are thought to be Saxon and it is grade 2 * listed. The tower dates from medieval times as does the only visible part of the original building, inside the porch. The doorway and tympanum are Norman. The font is also Norman. The Victorians remodelled the church in 1879 and most of the visible part of the structure dates from this period. More details of the church and village may be found on the village map outside the village hall just below the church on your right.
Regular Services
2nd Sunday in the Month 10:30am Holy Communion
Followed by refreshments
4th Sunday in the Month 09:00am Holy Communion
Church Warden
Tony Clarke 01335 372748
Accessibility
The church is open daily from around 9am to 6pm for quiet reflection and prayer.
Wheelchair access is possible as there are no steps into church. The path leading to the church is steep but has a handrail.
How to Find us
Stonepit Lane, Hognaston, Ashbourne DE6 1PR, on a minor road between the A517 and B5035
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