The Old Parish Church of St Margaret

The church features a four-bay south arcade with round piers and a northern arcade combining round and octagonal structural elements throughout its design.

The construction of St Margaret's Church began in 1250 with the tower and south arcade, followed by additions of the north aisle and chapel in later decades.

The church maintains its role as an active religious center while displaying numerous historical memorials dedicated to local community members throughout its interior spaces.

The church building remains open to visitors every day of the year and can be accessed via the A272 road using the navigation postcode TN22 4AY.

This religious structure stands as one of the remaining buildings from the original Buxted village, which disappeared when the Third Earl of Liverpool expanded his estate.

Location: Buxted

Inception: 13 century

GPS coordinates: 50.98760,0.11578

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:41