This fifteenth-century Chapel is worth visiting for its "exquisitely carved and painted woodwork and many intriguing features, including two early seventeenth-century roofed pews and a musicians’ gallery". It has a legend associated with it that the yew tree to the south of the Chapel was planted at the coronation of King Stephen in 1135 as a seedling brought from the garden of Gethsemane.

 

The apparition of a woman in Tudor-period dress reputedly haunts the Chapel. The apparitional Grey Lady has been sighted walking outside the chapel and under a yew tree next to it. She is not the only phantom reported here. others have sighted a monk in brown and a milkmaid wearing 17th century attire both inside and outside the church.