St Grada and Holy Cross Church, Grade
A Grade I listed parish church serving the communities of Grade and Ruan in rural Cornwall, England.
At a glance
St Grada and Holy Cross Church is the Church of England parish church for Grade with Ruan. Recognized as a Grade I listed building, it holds significant architectural and historical standing within its community and the wider heritage landscape of Cornwall.
History
The church received Grade I listed status on 10 July 1957, marking its formal recognition as a building of exceptional architectural or historical importance. This designation reflects its value to the parish and the region’s cultural heritage.
What you see
Detailed information about the church’s architectural features and design is not available in current sources. A visit will reveal the structure’s character and craftsmanship.
Cultural significance
As a Grade I listed building, St Grada and Holy Cross Church represents a structure deemed worthy of the highest level of protection within England’s heritage system. Its continued use as a parish church connects contemporary worship to centuries of local religious practice in rural Cornwall.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- Location: Grade-Ruan, Cornwall
- Designation: Grade I listed building (registered 10 July 1957)
- Coordinates: 49.98498333, -5.1928
- Type: Church of England parish church
Practical information & getting there
St Grada and Holy Cross Church serves the villages of Grade and Ruan in southwest Cornwall. For visiting hours, services, and access details, contact the local parish office or check the Church of England’s parish finder.
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