This church is remote from the road and squats snugly on bleak downland above Folkestone, looking towards France. 

A single Norman window, with a little contemporary wall painting in the reveal, indicates its early origins.   

Most notable is a 14th Century three arched stone rood-screen with, uniquely in England, an arched opening above for the rood itself. 

There are ancient roof timbers, a small brass and a 13th Century piscina.