Christ Church

( 14 Reviews )

Tacket St
Ipswich, eng IP4 1AU
(147) 323-1097

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4.2 - (14 reviews)

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Roy Barclay
Christ Church is an impressively sized, neo-gothic church sited in the town centre, along Tacket Street. It's not as old as it appears & isn't one of the town centre, medieval churches. Christ Church is a large building with some very ornate stonework & tracery windows, including a strikingly large, stained glass rose design. There's something of a grassy churchyard with a few trees, but its central Ipswich location does encroach upon its sense of seclusion, (located adjacent to St. Pancras...)
Mar 25th, 2023
Peter Hecker

May 3rd, 2020
robertgreen89

Apr 30th, 2020
Andrew Garnham
Don't do religion or churches. Hogwash. X
Apr 15th, 2020
Mr Fruitgum
Was ok
Jan 17th, 2020

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Christ Church is located at Tacket St in Ipswich, England IP4 1AU. Christ Church can be contacted via phone at (147) 323-1097 for pricing, hours and directions.

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(147) 323-1097

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Q What is the phone number for Christ Church?

A The phone number for Christ Church is: (147) 323-1097.

Q Where is Christ Church located?

A Christ Church is located at Tacket St, Ipswich, eng IP4 1AU

Q What is the internet address for Christ Church?

A The website (URL) for Christ Church is: http://www.christchurch-ipswich.org.uk/

Q How is Christ Church rated?

A Christ Church has a 4.2 Star Rating from 14 reviewers.

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Roy Barclay _{on Google}

Mar 25th, 2023

Christ Church is an impressively sized, neo-gothic church sited in the town centre, along Tacket Street. It's not as old as it appears & isn't one of the town centre, medieval churches. Christ Church is a large building with some very ornate stonework & tracery windows, including a strikingly large, stained glass rose design. There's something of a grassy churchyard with a few trees, but its central Ipswich location does encroach upon its sense of seclusion, (located adjacent to St. Pancras...)