St Neot (Cornwall)
Site Significance: 3
Believed to be the site where St Neot started a monastery in the 9th century. A century after his death his relics were stolen by Earl Alfric and taken to the town in Huntingdonshire that now bears the saint's name. Outside the church is a magnificent Anglo-Saxon cross which dates from the period of Alfred the Great (870-880). A holy well which was restored in 1852 is located approximately half a mile away on the North-West side of the village.
Type of site: Other
Ownership: Church of England
Website (if known):
Facilities
Parking:
Accessibility:
Refreshments:
Accommodation:
Getting there
Address: St Neot church
St Neot
Cornwall
PL14 6NG
What3Words: sticky.partied.supposing
Co-ordinates: Latitude: 50.48235000 Longitude: -4.55827000