St. Nicolas has a small but loyal congregation that meets regularly every Sunday morning. Worship is strongly Eucharistic. It is a listed church building of considerable historical importance, dating from c.1600 (some parts are even older).

The bulk of Parish weddings take place at St. Nicolas, which is greatly valued locally as a traditional church of great attractiveness.

The bells of the church are regularly rung by the church bell team (click here for more information about the bells and the bell team).

An arrangement with Eastleigh Borough Council allows drama productions, medieval fairs and local walks and viewings to be held in the church and environs in the summer.

For more photos, and details of the history of the church, visit the Astoft Collection of Buildings of England web-site, or the St. Nicholas Center entry for the church.

You can also see pictures of some of the windows in the church at the Hampshire Church Windows web-site.

Click here for information on St. Nicolas at the A Church Near You web-site.

A Sung Eucharist or Morning Praise are held at St. Nicolas every Sunday, at 10.30am.

Further details of services in the parish can be found here.

The map below shows where the church is located. You can zoom in and out, and pan across the map (either using the controls, or by dragging the map) if you need to see more information.

Click here or on the picture of the church from the air on the right, to get a zoomable birds-eye view.