The size of this church is something of a surprise as it is in a very sparsely populated area and is surrounded by farm buildings. The church was under the personal patronage of successive archbishops of Canterbury in the 14th and 15th centuries - which explains the substantial additions to the 11th century building.
The tower is 16th century and was originally built as a separate structure and joined to the nave later.
The church was locked as is apparently only open on Wednesday mornings (apart from service times).
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