The church of All Saints, Selworthy, is probably one of the best known on Exmoor and has had connections with the great estate of Holnicote for several centuries. Set 500 feet up on the south side of the coastal hills, this white lime-washed building is visible from many viewpoints on the moor. The oldest parts of the church are 14th century, while other parts are 15th century or late Perpendicular. Its most beautiful feature is the south aisle with a superb wagon roof which contains 90 carved bosses.