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13th century church, viewed from the Fawsley Estate, Northants

A picture of tranquillity, from the Fawsley Estate in Northants. The church of St Mary the Virgin, was granted Grade I Listed status in 1968 and dates back to the early 13th century. Itâ€™s isolation we see today, is a consequence of the surrounding village being destroyed by the Knightley family, during the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1530â€™s, in order to enclose the land for sheep farming.

View of the 13th century church of St Mary the Virgin, from the Fawsley Estate, Northants

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13th century church, viewed from the Fawsley Estate, Northants