listed building. A curtain wall to the north of Sutton Court with a gazebo is also listed. The Lodge is also Grade II listed. Stowey House Another significant building in the village is Stowey House to the north-west of the church, which includes original 17th-century gables, but was considerably extended in Georgian times. It is a Grade II listed building. Stowey House Farm has a farm shop open to the public. Church The Church of St Nicholas and St Mary is a Church of England parish church, which dates back to the 15th century, when it was a chapelry of Chew Magna, includes wall paintings by Henry Strachey from 1915. It is a Grade II listed building. "Stowey" is the name of a hymn tune which was adapted by Ralph Vaughan Williams for "When a Knight Won His Spurs." References External links Villages in Bath and North East Somerset Mendip Hills Former civil parishes in Somerset