Carnary Chapel is a Grade I listed building in the Norwich local planning authority area, England. First listed on 26 February 1954. A Medieval Chapel.

Carnary Chapel

WRENN ID: calm-string-soot
Grade: I
Local Planning Authority: Norwich
Country: England
Date first listed: 26 February 1954
Type: Chapel
Period: Medieval
Source: Historic England listing

Description

TG 2308 NW THE CLOSE 16/227 26.2.54. Carnary Chapel (formerly listed as Chapel between Nos. 69 and 70) GV. I. Chapel. Founded in 1316 by Bishop Salmon. Mason J. Ramsey, Stone with plain-tile roof. 4 bays above 4-bay twin-aisled undercroft. Door to undercroft at left-hand side with moulded 2-centre surround and 3 cusped circular windows. 4 3-light proto-perpendicular windows with pointed 2-centre arched to chapel. Cusped niches with pointed arches and crocketed finials on buttresses. Partly blocked east window with C19 intersecting tracery. Polygonal angle-turrets in all but the north-west corner. Scheduled as an Ancient Monument. See J. Harvey. The Perpendicular Style.

Listing NGR: TG2338208898

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