The principal parish church of Warrington, a Grade II* listed building serving the Anglican community of this historic Cheshire town.
At a glance
St Elphin’s stands as Warrington’s parish church, its Grade II* listing reflecting significant architectural merit and heritage value. The church remains an active Anglican place of worship, anchoring the spiritual life of the town.
History
St Elphin’s serves as the established parish church for Warrington. The church is recognized by the National Heritage List for England, acknowledging its importance to the community’s ecclesiastical and architectural heritage.
What you see
Designated as a Grade II* listed building, St Elphin’s merits detailed architectural study. The listing reflects the quality of its construction and design within the English church tradition.
Cultural significance
As Warrington’s principal parish church, St Elphin’s holds central importance to the town’s religious and community identity. Its Grade II* status places it among England’s most significant listed buildings outside Grade I, recognizing both its historical role and architectural achievement.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- City: Warrington, Cheshire
- Designation: Grade II* listed building
- Status: Active Anglican parish church
- Diocese: Liverpool
- Archdeaconry: Warrington
- Deanery: Warrington
- Coordinates: 53.391, -2.5799
Practical information & getting there
St Elphin’s Church is located in Warrington town centre. As an active parish church, visiting hours and services vary; contact the church directly or check the diocese of Liverpool website for current information.
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