Ruins Of St Nicholas Chapel

The ruins of St Nicholas Chapel are a 13th-century chapel located in East Meon, Westbury. The structure is made of flint with stone dressings and is a roofless rectangular building. The west gable is nearly intact, featuring coupled high windows and two lower windows that are now blocked. The north wall is mostly at eaves height, with the eastern side showing the remains of stone jambs for an opening, one blocked opening, and two very small square openings. The south wall descends to ground level towards the east, revealing a half-height window and the base of a doorway. The east wall remains on the north side, extending from a central window jamb to the north-east corner, but is below eaves level. The site is now designated as an Ancient Monument. Additionally, the font bowl, which is on a later base, can be found in the south aisle of All Saints Church in East Meon.