12C south aisle and former chancel. Blomfield nave, chancel, baptistry. Kempe glass, Bodley reredos and screen, spectacular Comper decorations, monuments and brasses, award-winning lighting scheme, fine modern benches.

Sir Arthur Blomfield and Sir Reginald Blomfield, 1893

Chalk and flint house dating to 17C with additions including extensions of 1896 and 1903 when owned by John Pattinson Kirk. Rich in period detail and the interior restored and stairs opened up with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

Unknown, 1650

Early 18C Grade II listed building incorporating plunge bath with Delft tiles, orangery, saloon and pump chamber with part-restored water wheel. Hermitage and sham bridge in grounds.

Unknown, 1717

Now situated in the garden of the old Gardener’s Cottage, this Queen Anne-style bauble was built between 1905-1914 to face the long-gone Bramblehaw mansion across its lawn. Likely the design of Liverpool-born architect R. Frank Atkinson (1869-1923), who lived at Bramblehaw (1905-8) and who was consulted by Carshalton Urban District Council over designs for new Public Offices, built 1908-9.

R. Frank Atkinson (1869-1923), 1905