St Nicholas Church, Castle Hedingham

The earliest surviving part of St Nicholas is from the early 12th Century, however there is evidence of an earlier church on the site. The church prominently displays many centuries of extension.

The exterior stonework is a mixture of medieval flint and stone work with the tower being constructed in the 17th century from an earlier period red brick. There are later 18th century buttresses and 19th century windows.

The Church Tower is constructed in the 17th century from salvaged material from the Tudor outbuildings that were demolished at the castle.

The village's War Memorial is located in the centre southeast of the Churchyard. It commemorates those from the village that lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.