The Village
Choose where to explore Step inside the village of St Mary's. Each location holds its own atmosphere, its own characters, and its own secrets.
The heart of the village
A traditional stone church dating from the fifteenth century, standing at the heart of St Mary's.
Gravestones and grounds
The churchyard surrounds St Mary's Church with old gravestones, maintained grounds and a groundskeeper's shed.
Cottage
Reverend Bailey's Cottage Opposite the church
A modest stone cottage located directly opposite St Mary's Church, where Reverend Bailey makes his home.
Overlooking the village
Marion's cottage sits at the upper edge of the village, overlooking the surrounding buildings. From her attic, she watches everything.
Marion's attic
A modest, cramped cottage attic where Marion watches the village through her binoculars and records what she sees in her notebooks.
Summerhouse
Sam's Summerhouse At the bottom of Marion's garden
A small, weathered wooden summerhouse at the bottom of Marion's garden, where Sam is trying to rebuild his life.
Cottage
Mrs Wilson's House Further into the village
A well-maintained house with a beautiful garden and conservatory, where Mrs Wilson keeps her notebook.
Run by Ben and Irene
At the heart of St Mary's sits the village shop, run by Ben and Irene.
It's the sort of place where you can pick up your morning paper, a loaf of bread, a pint of milk or something you've forgotten for dinner.
But it's also somewhere people stop for a chat, catch up on village news and exchange a few words before going about their day.
In a village like St Mary's, the shop is about more than what's on the shelves.
Where paths cross
A narrow lane winding through the village, connecting the church, cottages and shop. It's where neighbours cross paths and where James Parsley has been seen.
