A turning for the church is marked on the left, near a phone box.
Parking is very easy, using the area shared with the village hall.
Background St Mary's church has a tower and font dating back to the 14th century, and some features of the South aisle are of a similar age. The nave and chancel were restored in the 19th century, unfortunately disguising some features of their antiquity. The east window retains some late medieval glass. The rood screen is fairly plain, and is also believed to be medieval. Memorials to the Southcotts, who held Calverleigh manor in the 16th and 17th centuries, include a curious mural monument of rustic portraits, dated around 1638.