Discover St George’s 12th Century Church, located next to Arreton Barns, a historic parish church with a heritage stretching back to the 12th century.
Parts of the building date from the 12th century, while traces of Norman architecture and a surviving Saxon wall provide fascinating reminders of its long history.
The church is known for its distinctive tower, supported by unique buttresses and home to a ring of six bells, the oldest cast in 1589. Inside, visitors can discover the Burma Star window, a historic organ built by William Hill in 1888 and a war memorial designed by local architect Percy Stone.
Today, St George’s 12th Century Church in Arreton remains an important place of worship and a treasured Isle of Wight landmark.
