Listed Building record MDO31679 - Parish church of All Saints, West Parley

A church, the earliest surviving part of which is the nave, built in the twelfth century, and extended in the sixteenth century. Later additions also include the fourteenth-century chancel, the fifteenth-century north porch, and a number of eighteenth-century features. The church was restored in 1896; the vestry was added at this time. The building has walls of ironstone rubble with bands of brick and ashlar dressings, and the roof is tiled in stone and slate. The font is of twelfth-century date, and another notable feature of the interior is an earthenware acoustic cylinder near the pulpit.

All Saint's Church is 12th century and later with a chancel and vestry of 1896. <2> In normal use. <3> Church of All Saints and St Mark. 12th century nave 14th century chancel, 15th century North porch nave extension. Vestry and general restoration in 1896, including the external work of the chancel. The font is a 12th century tub font with arcading, cylindrical stem and square base, the whole surmounted by a later octagonal bowl. Grade II*. <4>

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