Church of All Saints, Orpington

The Church of All Saints combines a medieval stone structure with flint rubble walls and modern extensions added in the mid-twentieth century.

The original nave of the church dates to 1070, with subsequent additions including a late twelfth-century west door and a thirteenth-century northeast tower.

The church holds regular services for the local community and maintains artifacts such as an Anglo-Saxon sundial and a thirteenth-century stone font.

The church complex includes extensive parish rooms constructed during the twentieth century to accommodate growing community activities and gatherings.

A tomb recess within the church contains the remains of Nicholas de Ystele, a fourteenth-century rector who served the parish.

Location: London Borough of Bromley

Website: http://allsaintsorpington.org.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.37780,0.10591

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:00