St Stephen's Church, Up Nately

St Stephen’s Church, Greywell Road, Up Nately

St Stephen’s Church is Grade II listed as of national importance.

The church is thought to date from circa 1200 with 15th and 19th century alterations; the north doorway is 13th century with a semi-circular arch and a dog-tooth moulding. 

In 1844 the exterior of the church was refaced with bands of red brick and flint work, with buttresses at the corners.  The chancel, tower and vestry were also built at this time. 

The church is set in a small but important churchyard and dominates the view up the hill, from the west along Greywell Road, so it is a distinctive and memorable feature of the village.

Church Wardens are Michael Van Der Gucht, 01256 768453 and Angela Williams, 01265 762837

To find out more about the church visit http://www.southernlife.org.uk/