Rotherwas Chapel is a family chapel, once belonging to the Bodenham family. It is now state-owned and administered by English Heritage. The chapel contains structures from medieval, Elizabethan, Georgian and Victorian periods.
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Not really a lot to see and you do have to go and collect the key from elsewhere if you want to go inside. Parking is not ideal but I don't think you'd get so many people there at any one time that you couldn't park up. I'd say pop by and have a look if your passing but it's not a tourist destination unless your interested in the architecture of...
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Has a history intertwined with the De La Barre and Bodenham families, evolving from a chapel of ease for Dinedor church in 1304 to a Roman Catholic chapel, and finally a standalone historic site. Free parking by the industrial estate, unfortunately it was closed, it...
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The Rotherwas Chapel has been very well maintained & looked after.
Lovely & peaceful place for a walk while having the time to clear your head.
If you want to enter the chapel you will need to collect the key, see attached photo of the heritage sign with...
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