Description

SU 83 NE GRAYSHOTT HEADLEY ROAD

9/6 Church of St. Luke

II

Parish church. 1901, by l'Anson and Son. Stone walls, and tiled roof. Early
English design : chancel with north vestry and south tower, nave of 5 bays with
aisles, south porch. The walls have buttresses, the clerestory windows have 4-
cusped roundels above coupled lancets, the aisles have triple lancets, the east
window is traceried, and the west gable has a 4-cusped roundel above 5 lancets.
The tower has a shingled broach spine, and flat buttresses. Inside, the roof has
an arch-braced Queen post truss, and there is a round-bowl font.

Listing NGR: SU8609335684

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26623263

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