This Church was built by Charles and Christina Hensley of Pratsham Grange, Tanhurst Lane as a lasting memorial to the eldest son, Everard, who was fatally shot by his cousin while rabbit shooting in 1892.
It is a small building built of local Surrey brick, and capable of seating 90, the interior is simple and completely lacking fuss. Colour is introduced by the stained glass in the five East windows, all of which are dedicated to the Hensleys or their cousins the Burneys.

The house is of interest as an early work of the architect Sir Aston Webb, who built Admiralty Arch and the main front of Buckingham Palace. Now used for corporate events and weddings, or looks as though it will be soon.

Maybe access across these fields have improved since this walk was mapped in 2008

Access across the fields is very clear

A church has been here since 1141