The building dates from 1699 and was converted to church use in 1717. It has a main hall with small mezzanine and two smaller side rooms. There is currently no WC nor running water connected. Externally, the property fronts Foghamshire Lane directly with no footpath and is accessed from the road or through a gate into the churchyard.
To the rear and side there is a graveyard and some mature trees.
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